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Ahmed Flamenco -> That what happened after the completion of the guitar (Mar. 15 2015 18:34:00) Nothing go well 100% hahahahaha [:D]. after good finishing,fretting to 12th fret,stringing,the guitar sound was awesome,outstanding,the best sounding guitar I've ever played with a long lasting sustain,percussive basses and ultra-wide trebbles. the gloss of the vanished and also color depth changed among grain. this is not the case, one of the top harmonic bars is some how loose causing additional undesirable sound. I don't know what I have to do[:D][:@][:o][&o].

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constructordeguitarras -> RE: That what happened after the completion of the guitar (Mar. 15 2015 22:34:22) Look in side with an inspection mirror or feel inside with your hand and find where it's loose. Then apply glue and clamp. Glue could be applied with a syringe or a thin spatula or even a piece of paper. Don't give up.

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Ahmed Flamenco -> RE: That what happened after the completion of the guitar (Mar. 16 2015 17:31:58) The problem is that there is no space between the bar and the top.

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Stephen Eden -> RE: That what happened after the completion of the guitar (Mar. 16 2015 19:27:46) you could try some Zap super thin CA. It's great stuff and will leach into all open joins.

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constructordeguitarras -> RE: That what happened after the completion of the guitar (Mar. 18 2015 18:59:04) Maybe you could find the loose spot by sliding a scrap of paper between the bar and the soundboard. Wax paper might be best.

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