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hassurbanipal

Posts: 191
Joined: Jul. 14 2006
From: belgium

frieson

does anybody know of a luthier from toronto who is called jonathan frieson/? i saw a guitar from him second hand for 3000 dollar and thought it was pretty good.

but i have never heard of the luthier.....

thanks a lot for your opinion

andy

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HemeolaMan

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Joined: Jul. 13 2007
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RE: frieson (in reply to hassurbanipal)

i've heard of him, i was searching for canadian luthiers and found jeff sigurdson (omg what a fantastic product he makes!) and I kinda debated between the two.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 12 2007 3:55:15

itoprover

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RE: frieson (in reply to hassurbanipal)

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jonathan frieson

I think you mean James Frieson (http://www.friesonguitar.com/). He moved to Japan about 6 years ago. I tried his blanca peghead (year 2000) and it was pretty good - very clear, loud traditional sound.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 12 2007 5:47:11