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Eben wrote:Done!

As of now, you have until mid June for this contest -
That will make this more fun and we'll have more fanshmabulous prizes to boot!



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And then, of course, we gonna want to play them all at the Stringfest

G

Brian, Don't know how to say it, but man, you do some really good things. Really nice to hear about things like this. Makes all the bad shit going on fade away at least a bit.

G

Hey Eben am cool grant sending me head plate and bridge should be here today or this week..It alway nice to take a break from building and then come back strong. plus the weather here kind of crazy real hot one day ...cold the next..then windy .then back to hot. ron Ron, If it did not get there tod...

Glenn wrote:Wow! Those Seaton guitars are gorgeous...I'd love to get my hands on some of the woods he uses...

Glenn

Ya, and you notice he uses a lot of white spruce tops

And did you see he uses a lot of white spruce tops

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Well, Joe, you're gettin' close now, and a fine job you are doing. Won't be long before we hear these babies and see how much different they sound.

G

Hey Ron, the inlay looks great.

I will get the ebony out tomorrow.

Grant

So Ron. What size do you need for the headplate and bridge?

I am busy tomorrow with the TV people coming to finish filming, but I could send something out Thursday, Priority Mail. It would be the same wood that you have for the fingerboard.

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Hey Dan. You live with al that good wood growing around you and you want the distance expanded

OK, that should work. Dosen't change the cocept and it might make it easier for some. We will do it.

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