Future Candidate for Ricky's House of Wood

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John Fabian
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Future Candidate for Ricky's House of Wood

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Drew Howard
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Post by Drew Howard »

Now THAT is cool!

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Post by Joseph Carlson »

Oh Man!
Now that sure is pretty!
I got drool all over my keyboard...
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Post by Charlie McDonald »

The cat's pyjamas!
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Post by Herb Steiner »

Hey, the time signature on that stave is 5/4!! Whassup wi' dat?!?! Does this cat have a Brubeck complex or wha'? Image

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Post by Greg Vincent »

Yeah, and they're playing in B flat --very jazzy!

I like it! Image

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Post by Ricky Davis »

WOW...way cool.
Hey John;Who brainstormed that Idea???
Just seeing that gives me some more ideas.
Oh and BY ALL MEANS; when it's all done up...send the pictures to me and we'll get it up in the HOUSE OF WOOD
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Post by David Wren »

Stop it John, or Patty won't let me continue to log onto the computer!... what a beauty!... is there one with Hula Girls?

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Post by B. Greg Jones »

That is one sweet guitar body, I love it. John, you folks at Carter have outdone yourselves on that one!!!! Very Nice!!!!

Greg
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Post by Steve Robinson »

That's darn nice - and very tastefully done.
I have done a lot of custom inlay work myself over the years, so I can say this is good stuff! I have often wondered about making an inlaid ebony fretboard for a steel...anybody have one?
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Post by John Fabian »

Those are the first three bars of Take 5.

i'd like to take credit for this awesome piece of art, but the customer and Chris Mirabella came up with the concept and the design. We hope to have it at the Texas show as the customer is local. The S-12DB with pad will have a Bb6 tuning. (What else would you expect?) Image
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Post by Jimmie Martin »

man thats neat. what an idea. awesome
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Post by David L. Donald »

Like the old Ragu commercial ;
"It's In There!"
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Post by Dave Burr »

Beautiful! Can't wait to see the finished product!!!


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Post by John Fabian »

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It looks better in person. Those of you coming to the Texas Jamboree can check it out in our booth. Image
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Post by Steven Black »

UMMMM!!!!, drool drool drool. nice guitar.
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That's giving me ideas for my #6 Carter next year.Hum!
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Post by Tony Prior »

John , this is really a beauty..

Is the owner going to be using this as his regular gigging axe ?

What a great idea...My black mica guitars are lookin' pretty drab right about now Image

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I think it will be his main axe as this is his first steel guitar. Quite an auspicious start. Image
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Post by Charlie McDonald »

I still lust after this one. So one-of-a-kind it's untouchable.
Who ever did the artwork should be in the hall of fame.
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Post by Jon Zimmerman »

www.mirabellaguitars.com will get you to the site of, literally, 'cutting-edge' artisans in NY. Really nice 'thematic' style on the Carter.
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Post by Roger Maude »

It's ready for the TSGA show ... Good Looks, TONE and SUSTAAAAAAAIIIIIN...
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Bitchin!
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Post by David Higginbotham »

John is certainly correct in that the pics do not do justice. I recently got to look at this body in person at thier shop and the detail is simply amazing!
Dave
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