I quite like the simplicity of the design and have thought about building a guitar like this, but a more traditional shape.
http://www.smoothtalkerguitars.com/
What do you think? I know it looks suspiciously like a ....a .... a Banjo

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Brenden
I think it's really prettybtjjdb wrote: What do you think?
I'm not. I noticed it, but what is there to say about it other than it looks experimental? With no explanation or evaluation from the maker it's just ... odd, like the rest of the instrument.Puff wrote:I'm rather surprised/fascinated that there has been no comment on this bridge setup.
Lets raise the bar....its subjective stuff but a tub of lard to the member who finds the most 'visually unappealing' instrument on the net by popular vote...this one has mine so farmatthew wrote: lets see if someone can find any sound clips ...
That made me laugh. I guess if asked I would say I find that look hard to get used to.matthew wrote: OMG they're ugly though. IMO.
There is clips on the site.matthew wrote:lets see if someone can find any sound clips ...
Kim wrote:Lets raise the bar....its subjective stuff but a tub of lard to the member who finds the most 'visually unappealing' instrument on the net by popular vote...this one has mine so far![]()
I didn't comment as I've seen the like before. I've seen a couple of makers over the years use this system, but specifically including a luthier I know well who uses it on all his 'flat top' (non arched) mandolins and bouzoukis and has done for many years. He loves it and speaks highly of its virtues.Puff wrote:I'm rather surprised/fascinated that there has been no comment on this bridge setup.
http://www.dreamguitars.com/detail.php?id=1720#fullmatthew wrote:lets see if someone can find any sound clips ...
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