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It absolutely amazes me how quickly M Campellone completes a batch of 6 archtop’s while others barely complete 1 archtop in the same amount of time. He must have a serious system while being fast and efficient. Considering his age we don’t see any slowdown. I find that astonishing!
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10-04-2024 12:42 PM
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Agree. I blinked while I pursued a few other things and I’m sure I have missed entire batches!
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Originally Posted by 2bornot2bop
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Originally Posted by Doug B
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I don’t know the man, but Mr. Campellone seems to have just the right mix of the artist and the engineer in him for this work!
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Binding work
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Originally Posted by vinnyv1k
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Originally Posted by vinnyv1k
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Binding cleanup and the old L-7 top.
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Bodies complete except for the dovetail. Now neck time
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2 non cutaway’s!
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Inlay work completed
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Neck progress and the body is a Hammertone project.
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Klira Tone King?
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No, those have a different look. This is a Glassl built as a Glassl, although he did a handful of these for Hopf as well, as shown below. This is one his very few "Gibson-style" acoustic carved-top guitars - most of his work is based on the designs of other West German builders. More importantly, this guitar is a total acoustic tone monster. Its vanishingly miniscule neck is undergoing the Charles Atlas treatment. Most importantly, Mark gets a kick out of it!
Last edited by Hammertone; Today at 05:33 AM.
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More of the Hammertone project.
Mental check on buying a good guitar
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