Inlay Overload

Tim in Yucaipa Posted 2004-05-06 3:00 PM (#188341) Subject: Inlay Overload Joined: August 2003 Posts: 2246 Location: Yucaipa, California whew! Bird Inlays ..... a little inlay overboard, but it does give ideas for multi-hole inlay options... Stevechapman Posted 2004-05-06 3:28 PM (#188342 - in reply to #188341) Subject: Re: Inlay Overload Joined: April 2003 Posts: 2503 Location: Fayetteville, NC That's pretty Wild. But it Doesn't look bad! I've actually seen this Brand of Roundback offered on one of The shopping networks From Time to Time. I think QVC. the guy that plays them and comments on the guitars is a pretty good Picker. I wonder what they really sound like though. Anyone ever get their hands on one of these?? Tony Calman Posted 2004-05-06 5:51 PM (#188343 - in reply to #188341) Subject: Re: Inlay Overload Joined: August 2003 Posts: 4619 Location: SoCal Haven't tried this model but have bought several of the Turser archtops/hollowbodies (JT-140 & JT-142.) For the price, great guitar (China.) Bought a thinline a/e for my nephew for $99. Again, nice guitar especially for the price. Usually just call Dennis direct. This seller is my source for Levy's leather straps. Good discount. Probably bought 15 straps from them.