NEONMOONY
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That fretboard wood does look nice.
Facebook Update on Guild Oxnard!
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You'd really build up some nice calluses on those overhanging frets...
walrus
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AcornHouse
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Just teaches you proper left hand technique. :drunk:
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Just like a teacher - finding a way to inflict pain on students when they do something wrong.
AcornHouse
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Hey, it's got to be fun for me too!
SFIV1967
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Maybe they decided against the G-shield for the M-20 and D-20. But it's nice to see an inlayed Guild logo at least. The NAMM pamphlet was photoshopped anyway. Or the G-shield was not routed yet in that picture.
Regarding neck construction, they had posted that below picture with different type of necks (single piece and 3 piece necks) and the fire hose press to glue on the fretboards on October 9:
Ralf
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bluesypicky
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This is a drawing of Acorn and his aid, handling a student in the back room, after said student failed in the middle of a simple chord progression:
adorshki
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I wonder if those are bone rollers and if that plank is Adi or 'hog.This is a drawing of Acorn and his aid, handling a student in the back room, after said student failed in the middle of a simple chord progression:
txbumper57
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Forget that, I want to know what strings he likes best to stretch their arms and legs with!!!
LMAO! String Thread Please!
AcornHouse
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I used to use D'addarios Phosphor bronze, but I've found that the Martin Retro monels elicit the best screams.Forget that, I want to know what strings he likes best to stretch their arms and legs with!!!
AcornHouse
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I keep on telling them to double the third in the vi chord after a V, but do they remember? They have to learn somehow!This is a drawing of Acorn and his aid, handling a student in the back room, after said student failed in the middle of a simple chord progression:
adorshki
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Just remembered: Doesn't cedar reflect the frequency range of the human voice the best, then?
txbumper57
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I knew I was on the right track!
rampside
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LMAO!!!!....and, this must be why I've never taken guitar lessons!
bluesypicky
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Going by Chris' feedback on the board, my money is on bone and Adi.
AcornHouse
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Sometimes they break and you have to use them for parts. They do make the best nut and saddle blanks!
AcornHouse
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It looks like they are tuning the student up for his next lesson - nice open backed tuners on that rack!
walrus
walrus
JohnW63
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I would think Cat Gut strings or even better, the students OWN gut would be most appropriate. Nothing better to get them to spill their guts on any subject.
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adorshki
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You break your students' nuts?!?Sometimes they break and you have to use them for parts. They do make the best nut and saddle blanks!
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