6L6
Senior Member
Gorgeous!!!!!
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Found a D100C!
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adorshki said:
I sure am!
Great news Jazz; please post some pictures when you can.
jazzmang said:twocorgis said:adorshki said:
I sure am!
Absolutely! I should have some for you tonight!
Well, I guess it was a bit more than 60 days since last October, but in this case the end probably justifies the means if it's that good.
Here are some pics!
Don't mind the one non-abalone bridge pin. I am replacing the stock plastic pins with bone ones at the moment.
Pics:
And now she's back to her side of the rack!
I am still blown away at the perfection of their work!
I also love the smell of nitro! :lol:
She sounds FANTASTIC!
Don't mind the one non-abalone bridge pin. I am replacing the stock plastic pins with bone ones at the moment.
Pics:
And now she's back to her side of the rack!
I am still blown away at the perfection of their work!
I also love the smell of nitro! :lol:
She sounds FANTASTIC!
Graham
Venerated Member
Simply gorgeous!
Dr. Spivey
Senior Member
Looks great, glad to hear it all turned out well.
cjd-player
Senior Member
Wow, that's some serious bling!
Beautiful.
I wonder if Hew Hartford will ever do guitars like that?
Beautiful.
I wonder if Hew Hartford will ever do guitars like that?
West R Lee
Venerated Member
:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:
Excuse me while I pass out!!!! Wow.......just incredible. Does she sound ok? :wink:
The absolute king of acoustic guitars in my book.......toss up between the D100 and the Martin D45, but I prefer the Guild of course. Man I'm glad this worked out for you.
West
Excuse me while I pass out!!!! Wow.......just incredible. Does she sound ok? :wink:
The absolute king of acoustic guitars in my book.......toss up between the D100 and the Martin D45, but I prefer the Guild of course. Man I'm glad this worked out for you.
West
West R Lee said:
She sounds amazing!
So much louder than I remember! Absolutely my loudest, fullest-sounding guitar!
Some interesting info: You know, this one (along with my DV-72s and my prior Westerly D-55) have scalloped cross bracing (behind the soundhole, facing towards the bridge), which I don't see in any of my New Hartford Guilds, nor did my Tacomas have.
It also looks like they replaced my pickguard and my Gold Grover tuner buttons as well. No charge.
I actually cant tell if they just replaced the buttons or if they outright replaced the tuners. The tuner covers (on the back) look kind of worn, so I think only the buttons were changed.
Either which way, they went above and beyond on all of their work.
I actually cant tell if they just replaced the buttons or if they outright replaced the tuners. The tuner covers (on the back) look kind of worn, so I think only the buttons were changed.
Either which way, they went above and beyond on all of their work.
West R Lee
Venerated Member
It's like getting a 2010 D100, built in Westerly and Nashville. Interesting on the bracing.
West
West
West R Lee said:
It really is! I'm actually looking forward to sending my JF-100 there late this year for an overhaul!
The potential work for the JF is: neck reset, replane/refret fingerboard, full top and neck refinish, bracing check, setup.
Just beautiful, Jazz! I'm glad there's a happy ending here, and I hope I get a similar result when my baby comes back from Nashville.
Jazz, it looks great, and the flamed maple binding is outstanding. If I had my druthers, that's what Guild would use rather than the traditional white plastic. But, that's truly a custom now. Lovely.
