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Joe Beaver
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Scored this nicley quartered set from John Watkins.... I've got to say I'm pretty darn happy with it


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As well you should be! Very nice!
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Oooooh... Very nice!!!! That figure looks very deep and striking!

WAS kicking in!

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Yes, A serious case of the WAS

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Cool tiger striping.

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I want some.

Any more available???????

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[QUOTE=Steve Kinnaird] I want some.

Any more available???????

Steve[/QUOTE]

Not to steal any of our sponsor's thunder... certainly look to them first, but if you strike out I have several sets JUST like that one.

Let me know if you want to horse trade.   


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Gorgeous wood indeed, it would make an awesome theme guitar!


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VERY nice Joe!

Have you given any thought as to what you might be building with this awesome set?   

ummmmm...I can almost "taste" bubinga with a F/P!


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I'm glad you like it, Joe.

I don't have any more like that, but very soon I'll be pulling the trigger on a large new web site that will include (amidst all of the current offerings) things like this...



....and this....



...and this....



...and this...


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Just shoot me now.


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I have 6 sets just like that as well, beautiful looking wood, wonder how it sounds?

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I just finished a bubinga guitar. I am very pleased with bubinga in every respect, except it is way to tough to sand.

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It is my first set of bubinga. It sure is pretty wood. Even the name sounds exciting!! I haven't decided what body style I'll use. I've just started thinking about a top. What do you think Jeanne? Would a curly redwood top be to much? Maybe just some nice spruce?

John,

Thank you and I've got to say, the examples you show above are all excellent!!! Can't wait.Joe Beaver38962.6178587963

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I'd love a set of Bubinga like that myself.

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[QUOTE=Joe Beaver] Jeanne

It is my first set of bubinga. It sure is pretty wood. Even the name sounds exciting!! I haven't decided what body style I'll use. I've just started thinking about a top. What do you think Jeanne? Would a curly redwood top be to much? Maybe just some nice spruce? [/QUOTE]

Yes, bubinga is a fun word to say....my son is running about saying it with an Italian accent... calling his Momma "my little bubinga"...

Since you asked, Joe, personally I might find a curly redwood top a bit too busy for my taste. IMVHO

I would consider a spruce if it were my build.

Thanks for asking!



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Hey, here's a pic (which I hope isn't too big) of a curly redwood top paired with a crazy wild Bubinga back and sides. See what you think:





Too busy?

Also, can you name the luthier?

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Steve, more pics of that baby please!!!!!!
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No, Steve, don't resist, it's futile, show more pics.... show more pics... hum....shhhhhhhooooooow mooooooore piiiiiccs shhhhhooooooow mooooooore piiiiics.



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Is that the petros guitar?


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Don't know who the builder is but she sure is a beauty!!!! It doesn't get much better than that.

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Yep Brock is right it is a Petros and it sold for $22500.

http://www.petrosguitars.com/featuredguitar.htm
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