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Mike_Kinny -> Guitar No 5 (Sep. 27 2009 1:08:15)

Hi guys, gals too,

Finished my number 5.

Pictures:
http://s852.photobucket.com/albums/ab85/Mike_Kinny/Guitar%20No%205/




Mike_Kinny -> RE: Guitar No 5 (Sep. 27 2009 2:48:09)

just added a couple of video clips to the photobucket album.




diazf -> RE: Guitar No 5 (Sep. 27 2009 13:46:11)

Very cool guitar. How does the flamenco setup work with the raised fingerboard, i.e., string height to soundboard? Also where did you find the light wood (boxwood) pegs? I've been looking for them.
Regards,
--Fabian




at_leo_87 -> RE: Guitar No 5 (Sep. 27 2009 17:23:11)

wow, im very jealous!

what woods did you use? you're a creative, experimental fellow.

did you make the soundhole larger?




Mike_Kinny -> RE: Guitar No 5 (Sep. 28 2009 1:28:23)

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Very cool guitar. How does the flamenco setup work with the raised fingerboard, i.e., string height to soundboard?

At bridge the string height is 5mm and string height gradually increases. So somewhere between bridge and soundhole would be convenient to position the right hand.

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Also where did you find the light wood (boxwood) pegs? I've been looking for them.

Madinter Spain.




Mike_Kinny -> RE: Guitar No 5 (Sep. 28 2009 1:35:38)

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what woods did you use?

Sapele back/sides, engleman spruce top, padouk bridge/fingerboard.

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you're a creative, experimental fellow.

Thanks, I see little point in trying to copy.

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did you make the soundhole larger?

Good eyes there. Yes it is larger.




at_leo_87 -> RE: Guitar No 5 (Sep. 30 2009 13:02:02)

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Good eyes there. Yes it is larger.


any effect on sound that you notice?




Mike_Kinny -> RE: Guitar No 5 (Oct. 2 2009 12:13:33)

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any effect on sound that you notice?

Nothing I can say with certainty. However I am very satisfied with the sound and this time (contrary to the other guitars) did no tweaking after stringing the guitar.




kozz -> RE: Guitar No 5 (Oct. 6 2009 2:30:26)

Nice guitar Mike.
Isn't the larger soundhole something which is also on Baroque guitars?

Only the openheadstock with pegs hasn't my personal preference, but the soundport looks sweet.




minordjango -> RE: Guitar No 5 (Oct. 6 2009 4:40:55)

gosh what a beautiful and original guitar and fine playing !!

may i ask if your selling them how much aree you selling them for ??

looks amazing sounds fine too




Mike_Kinny -> RE: Guitar No 5 (Oct. 6 2009 11:03:28)

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Isn't the larger soundhole something which is also on Baroque guitars?

Yes but their rosette has acoustical functionality.




Mike_Kinny -> RE: Guitar No 5 (Oct. 6 2009 11:13:07)

quote:

gosh what a beautiful and original guitar and fine playing !!

may i ask if your selling them how much aree you selling them for ??

looks amazing sounds fine too


Thanks.

If you could try it and compare it your Conde or whatever big name guitar you are playing I would ask 3000 Euro, but over the net and because its the first instrument I'm selling my asking price is 1400 Euro.

I have a Pedro de Miguel 1a at home. If anybody is interested I can make an audio with some decent recording equipment comparing them side by side.

Edit: Furthermore if not happy buyer can send it back within 30 days and get full refund.




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