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[bluzcity]

Hi Frank. Like the original, great mood. Did you do anything to his skin in the conversion? It seems very smooth to me. Just wondering.

 

[Uncle Frank]

Hi Frank. Like the original, great mood. Did you do anything to his skin in the conversion? It seems very smooth to me. Just wondering.

Part of my conversion process involves a big helping of noise reduction.

 

[Uncle Frank]

Looks like an inverted D# major chord. Nothing funky except the fingering, really

I love a good steel string sound, don't really get along well with nylon string classicals. Not my style, and they're harder to get right. Something like a Martin size 5, parlor or 00 might be more your style - classical body style, do well with extra light strings. And/or just play a little more often.

Thanks for the suggestion. The little Taylor GS Mini is easy to play, travels well, and has a big voice for venues the size of my living room.

Word to the wise, never decide building a guitar is a good idea. If you though photography was an expensive hobby, think again! Making your own instruments is incredibly rewarding, though.

Thanks for the wise advice. I normally stay away from DIY projects, even small ones.