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upper right corner by the finger board. The center inlaid row starts with two stripe-filled boxes instead of alternating them as they appear everywhere else.
Keep the used La Bellas, I have lots of them laying around.
Pat, Is that two "wavy" horizontal lines in a row instead of the sequence " horizontal, then vertical bars" from the bottom of the fingerboard? If you don't want the guitar, I'll send you my address. LOL! Hey...maybe Aaron meant it to look that way?
You are correct, but Jamey beat you. Oh well, I'll just have to send you a bunch of used strings anyway!
No, Aaron hadn't caught it until he had driven from Boston to NY to have Dennis play it. Dennis saw it right off the bat. It took me a day or so to see it. I talked to Aaron and told him about it. Of course he already was aware from Dennis. He was trying to pull my leg about how the Eastern culture builds in mistakes. I stopped him and said, "Man we are not talking Oriental rugs here"! We both had a good laugh over that one.
When you work so close building a rosette I am sure it is a bit of the "you can't see the forest for the trees" syndrome.
Think of it as that extra bit of character that helps make your Green a unique guitar.
Send Ron all of the strings, else you'll start a used-strings-by-mail war (you forget, I have your address as well ).
I think the best part of this thread is the Red Green reference. I didn't think folks outside of Canada knew about the Red Green show! "Guys, just remember, if the gals don't find ya handsome, at least they'll find ya handy". - duct tape rules.