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New Guitar - Godefroy Maruejouls SNCF
BaZa
Tel AvivNew
Hi guys,
My new guitar is here. It's... well, different.
Godefroy built this marvelous guitar on my request and specs.
I wanted:
a. A guitar that I could pick up at any time. No case, no lacquer, usable without thought of wear.
b. A guitar that I could carry everywhere on my back.
c. A guitar that I could play while sitting in the tube or in a bus.
d. A guitar that would mimic the ergonomic features of my 14 fret D-hole.
e. A guitar that's silent. something that wouldn't disturb my flatmates even at the wee hours of the night.
And he did it, ingeniously designed and beautifully crafted, he named it the SNCF. It ticks all the boxes above, mainly the amazing feature of it feeling like my d-hole. It has a pickup which we installed just for kicks, but it actually sounds descent, good enough for small gigs...
Still a prototype, some things will be altered in the coming future, but for a first try, it's an absolute winner.
A ninja gypsy jazz guitar. Who knew?
My new guitar is here. It's... well, different.
Godefroy built this marvelous guitar on my request and specs.
I wanted:
a. A guitar that I could pick up at any time. No case, no lacquer, usable without thought of wear.
b. A guitar that I could carry everywhere on my back.
c. A guitar that I could play while sitting in the tube or in a bus.
d. A guitar that would mimic the ergonomic features of my 14 fret D-hole.
e. A guitar that's silent. something that wouldn't disturb my flatmates even at the wee hours of the night.
And he did it, ingeniously designed and beautifully crafted, he named it the SNCF. It ticks all the boxes above, mainly the amazing feature of it feeling like my d-hole. It has a pickup which we installed just for kicks, but it actually sounds descent, good enough for small gigs...
Still a prototype, some things will be altered in the coming future, but for a first try, it's an absolute winner.
A ninja gypsy jazz guitar. Who knew?
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