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michael dunn guitars
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Michael Dunn Guitars:
I build my instruments two at a time so I don't sit around and watch the glue dry. The models are based on their design and not the woods used. Thus, a Mystery Pacific model can have a spruce or cedar soundboard with rosewood or satinwood back and sides ...
It is the combination of colours which give my guitars their unique visual character ...
I build my instruments two at a time so I don't sit around and watch the glue dry. The models are based on their design and not the woods used. Thus, a Mystery Pacific model can have a spruce or cedar soundboard with rosewood or satinwood back and sides ...
It is the combination of colours which give my guitars their unique visual character ...
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Jan 30, 2006
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