Hi All,
I am after some quick advice.... I have a beautiful piece of king billy that I would like to use, and noting that there is a lot of recommendations to use blackwood B/S with king billy, I purchased one of Tim's master grade sets. Now I had planned on building steel string (808 size), but was thinking would this make a decent classical?
Thanks in advance,
Daniel.
Advice on using king billy for a classical top
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Re: Advice on using king billy for a classical top
It'll make an excellent classical top by virtue of the fact that it is extremely light. I think that most guitars that have been with KB would have been classicals. I use it for steel string but only for OM and smaller sized instruments.
Just be aware that King Billy will dent if you fart near it. It's softer than Cedar.
Just be aware that King Billy will dent if you fart near it. It's softer than Cedar.
Re: Advice on using king billy for a classical top



Thanks Bob, a classical it is!
I had read all the posts I could but must have missed that one about the classicals.
How do you think it will go with a figured blackwood bridge? Or do you think I should go with something more traditional, like rosewood?
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