I've been working on this guitar for a while now. Easy. No hurries. A lot going on in the workshop so I cannot go fast.
But now I'm catching up.
It's a nice wooden guitar. The building though, full of sins, as industrial guitars usually have.
That bracing was hideous and useless. The gap below the transversal bar was a factory mistake in the glueing.
And I am also repairing the back, full of cracks and shrinking gaps.
I'm reinforcing the soundhole with thick quartersawn Alerce pieces. Soundholes should not vibrate, they should be rigid. Yet industry guitars take no time doing this reinforcing or they do it very lame and weak, resulting in soundhole vibrating thus deforming the whole top with time and losing sound potential.
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