fiddleback Eucalyptus

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bob j
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fiddleback Eucalyptus

Post by bob j » Mon Nov 26, 2007 3:34 am

A few days ago I recieved 2 beautiful bookmatched b/s of Fiddleback Eucaly.
Has anyone built with this wood? Results-pics?
If all other matters equal, what tonal qualkity should I expect? What is the closest wood or sound. What tops have worked best and for what style of guit.
G'day? mates

BTW, when I registed, I was requested to pick my time zone (denver MTN standard time. I simply guessed what my time was + or - GMT. Would somewone please put me in my place! :shock:
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Post by Tom Morici » Mon Nov 26, 2007 5:29 am

Hi Bob,
Welcome to the ANZLF! Im in the same time zone, -7 GMT will get you close.

Tom

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Post by Serge » Mon Nov 26, 2007 3:21 pm

Hey Bob J is here wooo hoo hoo! :cl :cl :cl :cl :cl

So cool that you found your way here Bob, welcome bud!

Serge
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bob j
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Post by bob j » Mon Nov 26, 2007 10:32 pm

Hey Serge,
I was wondering where you were giving your words of wisdom. This looks to be a great site. :D
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Post by Kim » Mon Nov 26, 2007 10:46 pm

Hey Bob J,

Welcome to the ANZLF, glad to see you made it here. 8)

Cheers

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