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Tom Blackshear -> RE: Building a 1934 Santos flamenco style (Jan. 23 2011 14:05:38)

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ORIGINAL: Gimar Yestra

That guitar sounds amazing, thnx for sharing!


I've got two orders to finish but I think that due to this list's members desire to see this happen, I'll start this puppy, ASAP, and work it in with my order base. I know what I'm going to do with the fine tuning so it should go fairly fast if I spend more time in the shop..




Morante -> RE: Building a 1934 Santos flamenco style (Jan. 23 2011 16:55:18)

Nunca te ocurre copiar una Gerundino?




Jeff Highland -> RE: Building a 1934 Santos flamenco style (Jan. 23 2011 20:13:43)

Tom, will this be modified in any way to cope with nylon strings or is that not a problem?




Tom Blackshear -> RE: Building a 1934 Santos flamenco style (Jan. 23 2011 20:33:17)

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ORIGINAL: Morante

Nunca te ocurre copiar una Gerundino?


Si! I have a 1969 plan I drew from one of Paco Del Gastor's Gerundinos but I'm going to build a Santos copy for my next guitar.




Tom Blackshear -> RE: Building a 1934 Santos flamenco style (Jan. 23 2011 20:34:55)

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ORIGINAL: Jeff Highland

Tom, will this be modified in any way to cope with nylon strings or is that not a problem?



This is not a problem with this particular guitar I'm going to build.




Sean -> RE: Building a 1934 Santos flamenco style (Jan. 23 2011 21:51:50)

Hey Tom have you decided on the scale length? I know Santos built in different lengths. I was also wondering what type of spruce you will use on this project, I read somewhere Santos liked to use a very hard spruce from Czechoslovakia.
I'm thinking of using a really nice hard stiff Adirondack top for my next Santos build, do you see any drawbacks in me using this particular spruce? I'm planning to go a little thinner to keep the mass down and hopefully take advantage of its strengths.




Tom Blackshear -> RE: Building a 1934 Santos flamenco style (Jan. 24 2011 0:18:44)

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ORIGINAL: Sean

Hey Tom have you decided on the scale length? I know Santos built in different lengths. I was also wondering what type of spruce you will use on this project, I read somewhere Santos liked to use a very hard spruce from Czechoslovakia.
I'm thinking of using a really nice hard stiff Adirondack top for my next Santos build, do you see any drawbacks in me using this particular spruce? I'm planning to go a little thinner to keep the mass down and hopefully take advantage of its strengths.


I don't see any reason why you shouldn't try a stiff top, but for me, I'll use a medium stiff Engelmann top as it carries good musical quality, and it will be stiff enough for a thin flamenco top; about 2 mm thick.

The scale length will be 655 mm, the same as the Reyes style.




RTC -> RE: Building a 1934 Santos flamenco style (Jan. 24 2011 1:18:55)

Tom:
Can't wait to see and hear The Santos. keep us posted on the progress.
Regards.




Sean -> [Deleted] (Jan. 24 2011 1:31:56)

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