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Location: Tennessee | Fantastic pictures you posted in the gallery! A marvelous collection. And Provence in September is as close to paradise as one gets ... maybe you can host an OFC field trip there next year. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Awesome postings! Maybe Matt Smith could be tempted as well.
I have never heard a shiny bowl. It should be on my list now! |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Kid-School, Who owns the mandocello. Is it yours??? I know someone who wants that instrument very badly. |
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Location: So. Cal. | Dave,
You read my mind. I saw the pictures and almost died. The last piece of the puzzle! |
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Location: Germany | Sorry guys, unfortunately the mandocello isn't mine. It belongs to the teacher of the France Guitar Workshop, and he won't sell! As far as I know, there are only two of these great instruments here in Germany and I'm very proud having played one of them during the workshop.
Paul, we had four shiny bowls during the workshop and I fell in love with them for their great sound. I have to hold one's horses not to bid for the GCDB - but I understood that you are the point of final destination. Good luck! |
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Hey kid-school
