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  Rafael Lopes November 6, 2009 at 11:39am

  Hi Jeff, thanks for your comment,i´m just an amateur guitar player. I love american Rootts Blues, bye.
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  Jeff Hilbers October 28, 2009 at 11:02pm

  hey man....
  
  the guitar making is my strangest hobby....and everything I do takes longer than if I were a real woodworker...so they don't really live in a commercial setting.....they are much more important to me as solid mementos of the time of my life when I built them.
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  Keni Lee Burgess August 23, 2009 at 4:31pm

  Hello,
  I have started a CBN group entitled, "How to Play CBG" It is my hope and intention to encourage the "Wealth of Talent" here on the Nation to share their knowledge and skill to further the CBG movement. Please consider contributing an instructional "video" link to this group. If you are a viewer seeking instruction, please feel free to write. If you have any suggestions or know other players who you think may want to post instructional "video" links, please contact me. Thank you for your interest and support, Keni Lee
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  JUJU June 4, 2009 at 5:09am

  Hi Freddy
  Yes thanks i'm Good , hope you are too ?
  like your story of your visit to the UK - you encounterd our Police then lol!! - our police are ass holes they don't need Guns because they know once you step over the white line ,your straight off to the Police Station for a serious Kicking - so most people dont step over the line lol!!
  
  as regards the reso The wire i used was from a Audio Cable (phono lead) you know the type that goes in the back of a Stereo Red & white ends , cut the ends of and theres two wires in each cable and the middle core is sheilded which cuts down feedback/interfearance
  
  the strings on the reso are 3mm from the freatboard/fingerboard - i also play slide and fretted (well i try ) lol !
  
  if you check out my pics of the reso theres some pics of the inside , you can see what i did to brace the box , you may not need to brace the box , all depends on what neck and reso sound well you have used - do you have any pics of it ?
  
  Good to here from you mate , take it easy now !
  juju.
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  Keni Lee Burgess May 28, 2009 at 6:43am

  Thank you for your friend request. Please feel fee to write if I can be of any assistance. Enjoy.
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  JUJU May 24, 2009 at 7:15am

  BTW thanks for the Comment on my "Cranked up Blues " most kind of you
  juju.
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  JUJU May 24, 2009 at 7:08am

  Hi Freddy
  Hope your keeping well and the suns high in the sky !
  the bridge in the pics i sent you is the one that comes with the Reso set coverplate/cone /bridge and biscuit , it's made from Ebony and Maple dont see as it matters what you make it from , i have replaced mine for a single bit of bone , sounds much better , used a Bone Saddle blank and trimmed it to size
  i have been using Earni Ball Regular strings , used the bottom four , but i have now purchased some medium accoustic strings which are a heavier gauge , gonna fit them today so i wiill let you know how i get on with them
  i'm expecting them to sound a little warmer in sound played acoustically but not so sure what they will sound like with the magnetic pickup as the strings are bronze wound , which means they will only have a thin steel core to the strings ?? gotta try these things aint ya !!
  get your wife some ear plugs and send her off to bed lol!!
  take care mate
  juju.
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  JUJU May 21, 2009 at 4:49am

  Hi Freddy Have a look at page nine , it shows two humbucker pickups wired , just put a Piezo in-place of one of them , this is how i did my last one Cool you have Gators there , only ever seen one in a zoo !! juju.
  wiring_book01.pdf
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  JUJU May 20, 2009 at 1:18am

  Sorry mate added the same pic twice , should have added this one lol!! juju
  

  
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  JUJU May 20, 2009 at 1:15am

  Hi Freddy No worries mate ,Glad to help out shown in the pics are the Biscuit Bridge - which is made up of a round disc of wood (the Biscuit) and a wooden Bridge (maple topped with ebony) could also be made from bone the biscuit has a slot cut into it to accept the Bridge , make sure the slot is a very snug fit on the Bridge , best not to glue the bridge in-to the biscuit , just incase you want to change it at any time ! the biscuit Bridge is glued onto the Reso cone with CA Glue (superglue ) The hole in the cone is there because it's how they mount the cone when they make them This hole can be used if you are going to use a Piezo Transducer pickup , glue the piezo to the underside of the biscuit then feed the wires through the hole i would use a little blob silicone around the wires and the hole to stop the wires rubbing on the cone , this will stop any vibration also stop any chance of the wires rubbing bare on the alloy cone and shorting out . Hope this helps Say hello to your girls from Juju in the UK lol!! Just let me know if you need more infomation keep well my freind