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bob J
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Does anyone know the scoop on this guit? The only diff. between OO and deep body is the deep B. is 1/2 " deeper. Is the bracing different than OO? This is the only style that I am aware of that has a 'deep body' model.
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don't know but suspect that the bracing is just typicl OO bracing with maybe some heaver side braces if anything.
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   Bracing has to do with scale length not body depth. Most "deep bodies" are usually dred depth. Other than that it is the same as the shallower bodies
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iF 2 GUIT. are built exactly the same except one os the'deep body. What will be the difference in sound between the two?
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Well assuming two guitars could actually be buit exactly the same I think it would haver more bass and loose some of the highs. This is based on my building one and comparing to my other 000 builds - of course I didnt use the same wood so who knows.



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The Gibson Nick Lucas Special is built that way. An L-00 with a deeper lower bout.

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But why did they do it for OO and not others. Do they feel that the OO needs more bass?
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I think Nick Lucas asked for it that way.

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Thank you all very much!
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