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Location: Phoenix AZ | You could not ask for a more stunning repair than this ...
BEFORE and AFTER photos of my beloved FD14-AV50 (50th Anniversary) which had the bridge pop off and peel with it a good part of the cedar top. The repair job by Darren and crew is just friggin amazing.
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Location: SoCal | Nice!
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Location: Canada | Looks good. But still should not have happened on a fairly new guitar. |
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Location: SoCal | If wood came up with the bridge, then isn't it a function of the wood used for the top rather than the glue on the saddle?
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Not sure why the thing pulled off but just thrilled with the repair. What's left of the factory crew is still top notch in my book. |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | If not for the before photo, you’d have a tough time arguing that a repair was even made. Fabulous! |
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Location: Pueblo West, CO | What gauge strings did you have on the guitar? |
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Location: Atlanta, GA. | You can see by the wood grain in the top that it was repaired and not replaced. Just amazing! |
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