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Location: Phoenix AZ | Nice photos. WOW |
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Location: Atlanta, GA. | Maybe this will help. From a specialty hardwood site...
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Location: Right now? | Hmm. interesting. So I guess the '09C is "Curly" at least on mine. I thought the "F" in "F-KOA" meant figured. The one up on Elderly sure looks like figured though.
Thanks for those photos, Colin.
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Location: Phoenix AZ | I never knew what the F stood for until Moddy was checking out my guitar and looked at the label. "Cool man, Freakin Koa"
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Location: Orange County, California | Never seen another like it.
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | I see a bat... or a fox... or...
That's got to look alive in person. Gorgeous! |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Fred and I selected each of our Koala models within minutes of one another. He chose the figured top and I went with the wild lines look. All of these first run 12 fretters were marvelous. I'm sure the second run of 14 fretters was just as purdy, too.
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Mine's kind of a mix of both. By the time I got around to it, there were only a couple left and the picture doesn't really show the "flame" that's pretty subtle up toward the neck.
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Figured Koa?
