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Jimmy Caldwell
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Here's the third and last Healdsburg guitar. This is it for me. It's off to Mike Crixell for photos this weekend. Still lacks the usual tweaking and polishing.







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Ziricote back & sides from Bob C
Spalted maple rosette
Flamed Eucalyptus bindings from Bob C
Englemann top - X-braced adirondack bracing
One piece mahogany neck w/Madagascar Rosewood overlay
Chrome Gotoh 510 tuners
Ebony fingerboard and bridge (Ebony bridge pins courtesy of Larry Presnall - Thanks, Larry)


By the way Lance, I, along with my lovely assistant (my wife) will be taking lots of pictures and I'll be happy to send them to you and you can cull through them and take whatever you like.

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Brock Poling
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Wow... very nice....


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Oh boy, Jimmy, that's really pretty. And BobC did you proud! How does she sound?

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Wow is right! and what do you me last one! Please dont say its so!

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Another beautiful guitar!!!! It is absolutely amazing that BobC has been able to supply such a wide variety of wood in such quality. That binding really looks good on the ziricote.

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Very nice Jimmy, I have one the of the sister sets of from that very board. Can't wait to get started on that. Your lookin good bro. Like I said before, don't park those next to mine at HB.

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Wow Jimmy that is absolutely beautiful. Sure makes me feel good. Give my regards to Mike. We used to exchange e-mails.

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Wow is the right term. Great wood and beautiful work congrats.
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Bridge pins!!? X-brace!!? Heresy!!!

Looks good, my friend. I can hear it calling...play meeee, play meeeee...
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Hi Jimmy, Man! I don't think my brige pins are worthy of that guitar! That is absolutely stunning! If it were a girl, I'd marry it!      Enjoy HB.

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Wow is right! Beautiful work Jimmy!

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Love the whole thing, really love the rosette
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Very nice! I've always loved the way spalted maple rosettes look.
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Great job. That eucalyptus binding looks very nice on the zircote. I have some of that and was wondering how to use it. Now I know.

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I love the Ziri with the Koa OOOOOOOOOOH Baby


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THAT'S the ziricote set I'm looking for. Sapwood looks great. Will trade other stuff, but must have no-crack guarantee


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Another knockout!

Borrowing from another thread, if a porn star was posed with that guitar, she would not stand a chance!

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Wow, Great job Jimmy, I don't believe I've ever seen Flamed Eucalyptus bindings before. I really like them, seems similar to Koa in the picture anyway.
I'll have to try them.
I'll be stringing up a very similar instrument this weekend, only with Koa bindings.
Great job!

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The binding and the bridge treatment really set this one off.
Thanks for sharing!
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