Soloist carved body with masked binding?

[haceteunosmates]

Hello people. I just found out that they dont do plastic binding for carved soloist bodies but I emailed them and I was told that the masked or natural binding is available though.

I'd be getting a quilted maple top with blue burst on it. Would it look ok with a natural binding? Can someone provide some pics of how it looks like? Thank you very much

 

[Patrick]

 

[haceteunosmates]

Woah it's so beautiful (I know it's the VIP body tho but I get the idea). Is that the blue burst and quilted maple too?

 

[AGWAN]

Woah it's so beautiful (I know it's the VIP body tho but I get the idea). Is that the blue burst and quilted maple too?

they should have... sent a Poet...

I know like... 2 people will get that joke... ITS WORTH IT.

 

[Patrick]

Woah it's so beautiful (I know it's the VIP body tho but I get the idea). Is that the blue burst and quilted maple too?

yep thats your soloist idea in VIP form

 

[Cagey]

Woah it's so beautiful (I know it's the VIP body tho but I get the idea). Is that the blue burst and quilted maple too?

they should have... sent a Poet...

I know like... 2 people will get that joke... ITS WORTH IT.

Ok, I'm one. Excellent choice, I might add.

I think I've seen that movie about a dozen times, and if it was on tonight, I'd watch it again.

 

[haceteunosmates]

I dont get the joke is it something like SARCASM?  :icon_biggrin: Thanks guys

 

[Cagey]

I dont get the joke is it something like SARCASM?  :icon_biggrin: Thanks guys

It's not a joke, it's a screenshot and quote from the movie "Contact" with Jodie Foster, Tom Skerrit, and Matthey McConaughey. In that scene, she's witnessing the approach to another galaxy or something during a trip where she travels faster than the speed of light to get there. She's flabbergasted and dumbfounded by the beauty of what she sees, and is at a loss for words. So, she says (to her flight recorder, as she's narrating the trip) "they should have... sent a Poet..."

Prior to sending anyone on this trip, Earth's movers and shakers suffer a great deal of angst and go through substantial trouble to decide who should go, because only one can. Do we pick a scientist, a theologian, an engineer, an "everyman"? Who represents Earth and humanity? Her statement is sort of a concession to the idea that they were all off - nobody could have anticipated what she's seeing.

It's a great flick. If you haven't seen it, it's worth the trouble to rent. There's something in it for everyone, so you're sure to be satisfied on at least some level.

 

[AGWAN]

^yes that.