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[bobbyosborne]

Christ, that sounds out of this world.

[richardjohnson]

That things a cannon!!!!
You can hear every note on every string also!!
It's only gonna get better with age!!
Scary what it's gonna sound like with a little age on the new lid!

[shacklord]

What a beautiful tone. I have a 1944 SJ it's in need of some repairs. One brace came loose and the bridge is needing tightening. Tuning pegs are falling apart. But she still has that clear booming tone!

[jthonn]

You really did a fine job on that guitar, sounds great! Not too crazy about the color, I would have left it natural if I didn't try to make it like the original. To each his own I guess, Once again, Great Job!!

[MrMikepresley]

Its going to sound even better as time goes by, hopefully its gets lovenly played.

[giantato]

beautiull how can i know more about the math of compensated nuts and saddles? this is amazing, but i'm in brazil, so... tks!!!