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Sergei de Jonge 630mm Classical Guitar, 2007

 Sergei de Jonge 630mm Classical Guitar, 2007

This classical guitar was built during 2007 at the current de Jonge shop in Chelsea, Quebec. It is a smaller scale model, with 630mm scale length and 50mm nut. The top is lattice-braced Spruce, and the sides, back, headplate and bridge are Indian Rosewood. The neck is Mahogany with an Ebony fingerboard. Tuners are Gotoh models, satin gold plated with marbled plastic buttons. There is one dot position marker on the fingerboard bass edge, at the 7th fret. The neck is not attached in the traditional Spanish style, where it is mated to the sides, but instead there is some sort of tenon or dovetail joint.

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Douglas Scott Concert Classical Guitar, 2008

 Douglas Scott Concert Classical Guitar, 2008

Douglass Scott is an independent luthier operating a shop in the southwest part of British Columbia, Canada. His building specialises in high quality custom order Classical, Flamenco and Terz guitars.

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Fender Duo-Sonic II Solidbody Electric Guitar Dakota Red, 1965

 Fender Duo-Sonic II Solidbody Electric Guitar Dakota Red, 1965

Fender introduced the Duo-Sonic in 1956 as a short scale, budget guitar, and with the company’s sale to CBS in 1965, a longer scale version named the Duo-Sonic II appeared.

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C. F. Martin D-35 Steel String Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar, 1975

  C. F. Martin D-35 Steel String Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar, 1975

The Martin D-35 is one of the mainstays of the Dreadnought Acoustic lineup, delivering a strong, full bass response for bluegrass and folk styles.

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Deering Long Neck Deluxe Open Back Banjo, 1988

 Deering Long Neck Deluxe Open Back Banjo, 1988

As an example of form following function, the long neck banjo was a Pete Seeger creation designed to extend available keys using just a capo. Placing the capo at the third fret, the long neck functions as a ‘normal’ 5-string banjo in G, but without the capo it drops down to E.

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