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Damon67
Posted 2008-04-14 1:58 PM (#45453 - in reply to #45428)
Subject: Re: Carved headstocks, love 'em or hate 'em?



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Location: Jet City		I would love to give my assessment, however, I do not have an Adamas, let alone an Adamas with a carved headstock.

Please help me contribute to this post by sending me any Adamas possible. It would help me to give a complete review if you could send multiple examples of carved headstocks (both wood and foam), as well as non-carved traditional styled.

Thank you all for your help. Please PM me for address.

Damon
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Joe Rotax
Posted 2008-04-14 5:56 PM (#45454 - in reply to #45428)
Subject: Re: Carved headstocks, love 'em or hate 'em?


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Originally posted by gerald:
a porsche 911 turbo has a the huge whaletale spoiler, an adamas I has a carved acanthus leaf headstock. the excentric design of no wood high tech material in combination with traditional woodwork is really excellent and perfectly balanced.
Perhaps not the best analogy; the 911 is more than slightly unbalanced insofar as the design still suffers from trailing throttle over-steer even after many years of development by Porsche and the car is a bit of a handful at track days particularly when driven by a novice..lol
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Tupperware
Posted 2008-04-14 6:06 PM (#45455 - in reply to #45428)
Subject: Re: Carved headstocks, love 'em or hate 'em?


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Originally posted by gerald:
a porsche 911 turbo has a the huge whaletale spoiler ...
... you know, I was trying to put my finger on a good example of something in the same catagory as the brocholi headstock. Something ugly as sin to most observers, yet gives boners to a hand full of hard core fans. Great example.

Dave
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Posted 2008-04-14 6:39 PM (#45456 - in reply to #45428)
Subject: Re: Carved headstocks, love 'em or hate 'em?
muzza
Posted 2008-04-15 1:14 AM (#45457 - in reply to #45428)
Subject: Re: Carved headstocks, love 'em or hate 'em?



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Originally posted by Tupperware:
Something ugly as sin to most observers, yet gives boners to a hand full of hard core fans.
But in this case, the majority are getting boners and us discerning types are in the minority.

Originally posted by AlexJW:
I used to think they were ugly, but they've grown on me now :)
You've got an acathn... abacath... abathac... abracada... acroba... :rolleyes: brocolli leaf growing on you??? :eek: Where?

Originally posted by AlexJW:
... lets just say, I wouldn't turn down an Adamas because of it :p
Seriously, you couldn't pay me to own one.
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