14th Fret Neck join Real wood Auditorium (SOLD)
I've decided to make an auditorium acoustic with a flat head stock in recent weeks. I normally go for the slotted head as it gives a better break angle over the nut. This method is a more time-consuming option though, and therefore more costly to make and that obviously has to be passed on to you, the customer.
Along with this I am going to make this instrument a little less decorative than I normally would, also bringing down the cost. One thing you can be sure of is that I won't be compromising the tone! I'm setting the price at £2500.00. I should be finished this one in four weeks or so, so give me a shout then if you'd like to see how it turns out; or, drop me a line and you could see the work in progress if you fancy! SOLD
Written: Friday February 13th, 6:04pm 2009
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