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April 21, 2004, 01:39:39 PM
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April 21, 2004, 03:44:59 PM #1
Little Brother, I think plugging a really good set of cans into my computer and listening to your MP3s is what really convinced me to make the trade for my L05MT. Didn't you have yours up for sale? Has it moved on?

Tim
April 21, 2004, 06:20:03 PM #2
Hi Tim,

No my buddy Mike Gillum in Little Rock owns it now and he adores it. I'll buy another one but next time probably order it custom with a few touches next time and no pickup system installed. I am still amazed how good it sounds recorded.  I am glad you got one and like it. I'm glad other people are liking them too. Jean needs to make these more often.

Doug  :)  
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April 21, 2004, 08:22:00 PM #3
QuoteHi Tim,

No my buddy Mike Gillum in Little Rock owns it now and he adores it. I'll buy another one but next time probably order it custom with a few touches next time and no pickup system installed. I am still amazed how good it sounds recorded.  I am glad you got one and like it. I'm glad other people are liking them too. Jean needs to make these more often.

Doug  :)
I got one with no pickup. I'm a nazi about preamp systems in the side of guitars. I will not tolerate it. What are the custom touches you want?

Tim
April 21, 2004, 09:41:32 PM #4
Tim...LB will tell you a lot of things, but this is what he has in mind......

http://www.martinguitar.com/guitars/choosi...%20Martin_f.jpg
April 21, 2004, 10:26:42 PM #5
Tom,

Is that your new mauvewood?  :lol:  
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April 21, 2004, 10:28:24 PM #6
Awesome LB! Thanks for sharing with all of us! Love it!

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April 21, 2004, 11:05:08 PM #7
QuoteTom,

Is that your new mauvewood?  :lol:
Oh God I hope not.
BTW LB....great job as usual!
April 22, 2004, 10:10:39 PM #8
LOL Orsino,

Tim, Yeah I hear ya. I was thinking of a fatter neck and a slothead on the next one and they said they would do me one special just for me. So I might take them up on it later on sometime :)

I have several other guitars in the pipeline first though.. I just bought two of these new ones we are making at Clarksdale Guitars. Those will keep me real busy for a while. Eventually I will own another killer L-05M though like yours with no PU.

D.
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April 23, 2004, 07:20:45 AM #9
QuoteLOL Orsino,

Tim, Yeah I hear ya. I was thinking of a fatter neck and a slothead on the next one and they said they would do me one special just for me. So I might take them up on it later on sometime :)

I have several other guitars in the pipeline first though.. I just bought two of these new ones we are making at Clarksdale Guitars. Those will keep me real busy for a while. Eventually I will own another killer L-05M though like yours with no PU.

D.
Who are the builders at Clarksdale Guitars?

Tim
April 23, 2004, 05:11:07 PM #10
We select the builders at Clarksdale and they can be different for each special edition. The Corrrinna and Crossroads are designed as small body blues guitars. I just posted a video of Steve James playing them both by the way. This special series with 2 models is hand built by Crafters of Tennessee and Mark Taylor. I have videos and all kinds of info including the whole story behind Clarksdales at the WEB SITE

Hope that helps I dont want to spam my guitars on this channel so I better not get too deep into it. I am always available for phone coversations too. Thanks for asking.

Doug Jones/LB
Clarksdale Guitar Company
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April 23, 2004, 05:33:05 PM #11
LB, I really appreciate your teaching. I'm playing Strange Way now, and next I'll write down the words so I can sing it.

And, on that "note", gosh, you have a pleasant singing voice. So natural, and polished in its own way. Dynamics, phrasing. Real nice.
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April 23, 2004, 05:35:27 PM #12
QuoteWe select the builders at Clarksdale and they can be different for each special edition. The Corrrinna and Crossroads are designed as small body blues guitars. I just posted a video of Steve James playing them both by the way. This special series with 2 models is hand built by Crafters of Tennessee and Mark Taylor. I have videos and all kinds of info including the whole story behind Clarksdales at the WEB SITE

Hope that helps I dont want to spam my guitars on this channel so I better not get too deep into it. I am always available for phone coversations too. Thanks for asking.

Doug Jones/LB
Clarksdale Guitar Company
LB,

Are you local to Atlanta? If so are you going to be at the guitar show in 5 weeks with some of your wares?

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