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Location: Canada | Hey just wanted to let some of my buddies know that my 1993 custom DN #21 has been succesfully repaired!!!. My tech spent 7 weeks gently re-hydrating the top and installing a small brace recommended by Mr. Kim Keller ...the necks did not have to be re-set and she looks and plays great !!...thank God!!...thanks for all your feedback and suggestions....Greg |
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| Great news, and good on you for rescuing such a rae and special guitar. |
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Location: SoCal | That's nice. What's a "1993 custom DN #21"? |
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| Try to keep up, Paul. Must be hell getting old. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | No it's exciting, always something new, I think..... |
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Location: Canada | its a very rare US made special order doubleneck |
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Location: Tidal Mudflats of Virginia | Glad it worked out successfully Greg, how about some pictures! :D |
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Location: Tidal Mudflats of Virginia | Couple pictures Greg passed along to the OFC:
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Location: Flahdaw | Is it me, or does the nut on the 6 string side look wider than 1 11/16" on the black one.
Either way, it's a cool git. |
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Location: Canada | No...its just the lighting!! |
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