February 2010 Blog Posts (2)
The m guitar
Spruce (Engelmann, Sitka?) top, Brazilian rosewood back & sides; ebony bridge & fretboard,
mahogany neck, heel is capped with laminates of redgum eucalyptus and rosewood, peghead veneered with rosewood; bindings of ebony & rosewood; rosette, position markers, peghead inlay, end and back trim are of 'found' abalone. Saddle and nut are bone. Scale = 24-13/16". Fret board is bound on each side with ebony.
Body is 14.5"…
ContinueAdded by Mark Riess on February 18, 2010 at 12:30pm — No Comments
Acoustic bridges
I'm new, 1st time post....how many times has that phrase started sumpthin...
I have a Peavey Acoustic SD-9P, that needs the bridge replaced, I think. It is attached with Titebond, where do I start?
Added by Buddy Teague on February 17, 2010 at 12:32pm — No Comments
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