Firebird211
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Oh, my bad. :doh: well then he's crazy :icon_biggrin: Damn, their pictures are very similar.
The Tonar Thread.
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Nando Vallart
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That tele deluxe is pure sex with love!
bbl4ck
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Hey,
I just have to make a comment regarding my Cherry Bomb and Tonar's necks. Cherry Bomb had been assembled for awhile and I was just plunking around on it.
I finally got around to getting it into my luthier to have the frets crowed and a professional set-up. I just got this girl back from the shop last weekend.
Man, this thing now plays like a million $$$$$. I can't say enough about how I love the feel of this maple neck.
When I first started lurking on the forum, I had heard all the great tales of bare naked exotic wood necks and had to try one.
After my first Canary neck, I swore I would never have another neck that was not an exotic naked.
When I was getting parts together for Cherry Bomb, I decided I would stray and get a nice flame maple just for the looks of it.
Then I experienced the Tonar touch...
The feel of a solid maple neck with the Tonar finish is something all should experience. It has a steady solid feel that cannot be duplicated. I love it...
I am certain that everyone here that has a Tonar neck will agree. I have not given up bare naked exotic woods, but I certainly will have more Tonar maples to round things out. :rock-on:
I just have to make a comment regarding my Cherry Bomb and Tonar's necks. Cherry Bomb had been assembled for awhile and I was just plunking around on it.
I finally got around to getting it into my luthier to have the frets crowed and a professional set-up. I just got this girl back from the shop last weekend.
Man, this thing now plays like a million $$$$$. I can't say enough about how I love the feel of this maple neck.
When I first started lurking on the forum, I had heard all the great tales of bare naked exotic wood necks and had to try one.
After my first Canary neck, I swore I would never have another neck that was not an exotic naked.
When I was getting parts together for Cherry Bomb, I decided I would stray and get a nice flame maple just for the looks of it.
Then I experienced the Tonar touch...
The feel of a solid maple neck with the Tonar finish is something all should experience. It has a steady solid feel that cannot be duplicated. I love it...
I am certain that everyone here that has a Tonar neck will agree. I have not given up bare naked exotic woods, but I certainly will have more Tonar maples to round things out. :rock-on:
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OzziePete
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Jusatele said:
It does remind me of one of Mum's rice custard's in colour tone, I'm hungry! :help:
OzziePete said:
My burden to bear regarding the color, and something I'm only admitting as I've had a few, is that this color is from the Martha Stewart line at Home Depot. :-\
I wanted the look of an aged TV yellow guitar, but a bit more saturated. I'm amazed at how well Greg did to match that color.
DangerousR6
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That is pretty tasty, the color's not my cup-o-tea, but it works very well together...Jusatele said:this one
just to tasty for words, one of my favorite
And even though I do drool over you're spalted tele Bart, this one is sharp as a razr, I love the Nashville look..
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swarfrat
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I think I'll have to agree with Tonar's wife on the rotted coffee stained guitar. Ompah pah!
