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Bob Adams
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Why is it I always seem to upload after the clever guys! have posted! :( ah! well! :)

Anyway! This guitar is only a few weeks old and the chap wanted some additional pulls and changes to the set-up so I got lucky and have had it for a few days sadly it goes back tomorrow!

First Sierra I've had my hands on.... beautifully made instrument! with impressive sustain! IMHO!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8R4A6-EjEo :
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That's beautiful. I noticed that RKL seems to move the whole guitar. Is it that way all the time?
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:D Hi Chuck, It does a bit eh! :D
The answer is that the floor is slightly uneven and had I adjusted the back legs to suit it more accurately there would have been no movement! I must be more careful in future! :)
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Post by Chuck Hall »

I think they all move a little. I have been thinking of trying a Sierra 12 string so I was just wondering.
Thanks

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