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Those are some very amazing guitars Mark! Great pictures.
Thanks Vinny for posting them.
It really is a great gang. I sure get a lot of joy from this thread and forum. You guys are awesome!
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09-06-2023 02:13 PM
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Dark antique natural vs natural blonde ?
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Fretboards and faceplates
. That Brazilian rosewood is sweet !
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Yes.
Originally Posted by vinnyv1k
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Vinny, you know how I feel about that!
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That Brazilian fretboard is just gorgeous, stunning piece of wood!
Originally Posted by vinnyv1k
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Wow, flippin sweet!
Originally Posted by vinnyv1k
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Necks underway - I always loved ebony but that Brazilian rosewood is SWEET !
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That Brazilian Rosewood looks so great it’s got me wondering, what the heck after purchasing upteen numbers of guitars why I never considered acquiring a guitar with Brazilian Rosewood!
Originally Posted by vinnyv1k

It’s the star in the bunch, imo.
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Necks - all 3 piece this batch

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The Cameo’s tongue is sticking out
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The rosewood is amazing! That fretboard is phenomenal.
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Another batch ready for birthday suits and another hump

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I don’t know why I find that so attractive. It’s just very elegant. I know it makes no difference to anything and it’s a feature no one but a few of us here would even appreciate.
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Originally Posted by vinnyv1k
" ' Hump ?? ' What hump ? "
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Neck heel hump like a Citation
Originally Posted by Dennis D
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No hump / heel cap version
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Originally Posted by vinnyv1k
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The Rosewood gets a NC! Now we’re talking! At the photo angle it almost makes it look like it’s an 18”, though I understand Mark no longer makes them.
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Ha! - I've been building so many 16" guitars lately that 17" guitars are starting to look like 18" guitars to me, too - especially when I'm sanding, sanding, sanding.....: )
Originally Posted by 2bornot2bop
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Just to further clarify, the extension of the back over the neck heel (nicknamed the "hump") is a construction technique borrowed from the violin family instruments which all have this type of construction - makes sense, since archtop guitar construction is largely based on violin construction - and I recently learned that in violin circles, the "hump" is call the "crown".
Originally Posted by Dennis D
Last edited by MCampellone; 09-29-2023 at 12:15 PM.
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The Crown! That’s more like it. Sorry Vinny, can you go back and edit out every single mention you have made of the hump? See you in 2025?
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Well the very next Crown/Hump will be mine. Hallelujah
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It should be a crump on yours bro.
Originally Posted by vinnyv1k
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. To me, Guitars look there very best in the white wood stage.
If I could have one built and it’s wood has a light protective coating and it won’t darken or discolor, that would be the best for me.
But I don’t think that’s possible.
Beautiful job Mark.
JD



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