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| Medium Figure Koa [Front] [Back] ![]() [Detail 1] [Detail 2] |
Master Grade Koa [Front] ![]() [Soundhole Detail] |
High-figure Koa/Spruce [Front] [Back] ![]() [Detail 1] |
Myrtlewood [Front] [Back] ![]() [Detail 1] |
Med-High figure Koa [Front] ![]() [3/4 view] |
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Hawaiian Guitars ***Note: for the time being, I'm not taking orders for Weissenborn-style guitars. I'm working on a new product line that will be out sometime in 2007, and for now I'm concentrating on that and resonator guitars*** The elegant shape of Hawaiian (Weissenborn-style) guitarsand lack of metal hardware when compared to a resonator guitarmeans that highly-figured woods can really be shown off (if that's the look you're after). So, below you'll see several grades of wood avaiable for these guitars. I also really like the look and tone of a spruce top on many of these guitars, which allows for intricate binding in purfling to stand out. My Hawaiian guitars have a hand-rubbed oil finish, mostly because all the layers of lacquer required for a high-gloss finish would restrict the wood from vibrating optimally, and the resonance of these instruments is the highest priority. I also prefer the classier look of the oil finish. All of my hawaiian guitars come with:
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Prices: $2,500 for quartersawn Koa, mahogany, or myrtlewood.  :
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