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Gorgeous guitar! And the amazing thing about a Santa Cruz is they sound as good as they look
That top wood has me stumped though, is that cedar? Anyway, congrats!
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I watched the video. It is Redwood. They call it Sinker Redwood. And they describe its acoustic characteristics as similar to Cedar.
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It is indeed Redwood. Sinker Redwood with East Indian Rosewood B/S.
To sidetrack a little, here is a video we took of Eric Skye playing a 1929 OO they had in-house. Eric is playing McCoy Tyner's Contemplation. The guitar is really is really stellar and fun to play. The rattling and dog bark is one of SCGC's resident dogs.
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Matt, you have a great looking guitar there. No doubt it will sound awesome.
Eric sounds good on that mahogany topped guitar too.
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Daaaaaammmmn.
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Thanks, Guys. It will be my second SC, and I am very happy to be getting it. It was actually a gift from a friend and client-- which makes it all the more special.
We also took more video of Eric playing and have an approximately 75 minute video of Richard giving us a tour of the shop, walking us through each phase of the build. It is getting edited now and I will post as soon as we have it.
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Curious, do they also build archtops or is acoustics what they focus on?
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Flat-tops are what they're famous for but they've also offered archtops as a custom order in the past. Not sure if that's an option anymore ...
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They in fact had a beautiful archtop there for purchase. A side project. Beautiful and way beyond my capacity. An incredibly talented bunch of builders.
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I'll give them a call. Santa Cruz is about a 40 minutes from where I'm located.
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Nice pictures and great video to watch! Congrats on that man! I love Santa Cruz Guitars!!
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Congrats! What a fun journey that must have been. Thanks for letting us tag along for the ride!
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I mostly use them flat geetars fer hillbilly music.
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