A new one with a torrefied Sitka Spruce top, solid koa back and sides, French polish finish and Miller hardware. 3.7 pounds. Bracing ala late Selmer style, five brace. Sound is lively, open and present.
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Craig Bumgarner 
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You continue to produce the most beautiful instruments. Since March 2015 I’ve used your Corazon patterned after Michael Bauer’s 1940’s Heart Hole as my desktop wallpaper at work (public library) and it gets comments and questions all the time. I’ve even had some Gypsy Jazz discussions, having no knowledge other than what I’ve read on your blog. Very nice.
Thanks Don!