Re: Sound hole binding
Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 7:21 pm
It only took Collin 10 minutes to take that binding off, though!jingle_jangle wrote:Yeah, about 10.
Just kidding.
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Re: Sound hole binding
Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 2:51 am
Bill did that one in 1972... It must have been quite a job...jingle_jangle wrote: No need for photoshop.
Is it a nightmare to do?
It takes, patience, binding, glue. Oh, and experience with Gordian Knots.
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Re: Sound hole binding
Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 2:40 pm
jingle_jangle wrote:Ironically, I learned Gregorian chant as a grade school student (3rd grade), and learned that peculiar Gregorian notation then, too. Catholic school.
Indeed... I never learned anything gregorian at the catholic school I went toscotty wrote:Interesting thanks.
I don't like the F-hole binding... just doesn't look right, you know!
Re: Sound hole binding
Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 2:43 pm
I snapped a pic of Collin's RoMo without the soundhole binding...Wildberry wrote:jingle_jangle wrote:Ironically, I learned Gregorian chant as a grade school student (3rd grade), and learned that peculiar Gregorian notation then, too. Catholic school.Indeed... I never learned anything gregorian at the catholic school I went toscotty wrote:Interesting thanks.
I don't like the F-hole binding... just doesn't look right, you know!
This is one he77 of a guitar. I never plugged it in, but it has one of the thinnest necks I've ever felt on a guitar, period. Collin has a holy grail, and I think it was my favorite guitar at SCARF.
Re: Sound hole binding
Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 2:54 pm
The binding sure makes the f-hole more visible to the eye - compared to the state before I must say I'm undecided if it's an enhancement or not..JakeK wrote:I snapped a pic of Collin's RoMo without the soundhole binding...