Question For Unclrob

Started by wyodeb, January 29, 2004, 12:20:42 AM

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Do you know what wood was used on the fretboard of a 1996 Guild JF30-12? We were looking at my husband's and couldn't decide what wood it is. It looks like mahogany to me. They seem to have changed several things since then.

Deb
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Obviously I'm not unclrob   :D  , but it should be rosewood.

Zach

You got it's rosewood and it should have a maple neck,I know at some point they did switch to a mahogany neck but the finger board stayed rosewood.
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He'll be glad to hear it's rosewood--that was his guess. His has the maple neck. The wood is very curly--prettiest thing I've seen in a long time! I told him that's the only curvy blonde he's allowed to hold! (I'm not blonde) :D

Deb
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QuoteObviously I'm not unclrob   :D  , but it should be rosewood.
I didn't mean to leave anyone out, I just knew Unclrob had some Guilds :P Thanks for the reply!

Deb
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That blonde joke never gets old with guitar players, does it? I played a blonde lawsuit Ibanez ES-175 copy through my first year in college, then the neck block cracked. While it was being repaired, I acquired two new archtops to take its place. When the blonde was repaired, I continued to bring it out on stage as a backup for my new guit, an all-black D'Aquisto. Just imagine every tasteless joke a bunch of semi-classless jazz musicians (including five trombonists) could come up with, and I heard all of them.

I guess that's what us guitar players get for hanging out with musicians...

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