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Trying a new Turnstone Guitar

As far as I'm concerned there are few things in life as pleasurable as playing a new guitar for the luthier who made it. In this case the instrument in question was a beautiful small body TS model in Bog Oak and Cedar by Rosie Heydenrych of Turnstone Guitars (UK).

I really admire Rosie's use of all-native grown woods and she brings out the character of Bog Oak in a way that few people can match. You'll see exactly what I mean in the video below!

The eagle-eyed amongst you will have noticed that in the video I'm using my usual pair of Gefell M300's (no reverb, no EQ, honestly I'm not even sure I need to put that on the videos any more, you should all know by now!) but in the pic I have something different clamped onto the instrument. All will be revealed in the fullness of time. 

Until then, stay tuned

MDW

 

06/03/2019

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