Musical Instruments Thread

[kiddiedoc]

He dabbles in his shop. It's a decent shop set up, but not a true woodworking set up, but he has always had construction skills of different types. I've only seen pics, but he has the back done and part of the internal frame. Couldn't tell if he has the neck coming along yet. I think the back and face are that Acadia wood. Dark African wood. Should produce a good sound.

I'd love to see pics

 

[GVF]

I'd love to see pics

Might be a few days. WE all live around each other on the farm. But, we all have jobs and fams. Gonna be the 45 secs their way next saturday at my BIL's disability/retirement gathering. I'll take a couple shots then.

 

[Matt2496]

I just bought a piano and a music book to learn. I have 15 years of guitar playing experience so I’m hoping some of those musical skills translate over to piano.

I regret not having picked this instrument up a lot sooner. I’m having a blast learning it. Having 10 notes to work with instead of 6 allows for some very colorful chord voicing opportunities.