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Just in to Cedar Rock is this 2020 Bashkin OMC with a stunning set of mastergrade Koa for the back and sides and a Swiss Spruce top. It features a slight Multiscale to help with those drop tunings. This guitar is ultra responsive with unreal clarity.This is a phenomenal guitar that will inspire. Back and side wood : Mastergrade Koa Top Wood ...
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May 5, 2012 · Over the years, I've played more than a dozen of his guitars, and own one of his 00 cutaways in LS redwood over Panamanian rosewood, an exhaustive review of which (with pics) can be found here. I agree with those who recommend Bashkin (and Baranik) guitars as prime examples of the 'contemporary' sound with great sustain, overtones, separation and overall tonal richness.
Michael Ritchie Realejo Concert Classical Guitar, Cedar/Rosewood w/ Case x9542 (USED) Used – Very Good. Originally $3,999, now $3,599.10 ($399.90 savings) $3,999Original price. $399.90 savings. $3,599.10. Add to Cart. 30-Day Return Policy. "Only 1 Made" Custom Taylor GA 2016 "NAMM Custom Catch 19" - Natural Redwood/Pau Ferro.
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Nov 1, 2023 · Discover the harmony of Bashkin Guitars, where nature meets music in perfect tune.
Once a month, I conduct long-form interviews with guitar builders and musicians, learning about what inspires them, what projects are currently on the table and much more. Go To Podcast. Bashkin Guitars Address: 1400 East Olive Ct. Suite G Fort Collins, CO 80524 - Phone: 970.495.1011. Email MICHAEL: michael@bashkinguitars.com.
Jul 28, 2020 · Please tell us about Bashkin Guitars. I build highly customized guitars with rare and precious woods from all over the world. As for the works themselves, they are known for their artistry, tone, and playability. However, I find that the experience of customizing an artisan guitar is one of the most distinct aspects of my business.
Acoustic Coffee Company sat down with the renowned Michael Bashkin. Michael has been building and repairing guitars for over 25 years out of his Fort Collins, Colorado shop. In Episode No. 3, Michael shares how he got started as a luthier, his perspectives on his craft, and some of his favorite and most challenging aspects of building custom guitars.
