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David Venzke


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Post  Posted 5 Oct 2010 5:41 pm    
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Oahu round neck parlor guitar set up for lap style playing with a nut riser. Guitar has a modified classical-style bridge that is bolted to the top. The bridge saddle appears to be copper wire resting in the bridge slot. This guitar has the typical ladder bracing, which gives it that "Oahu" sound. It has a set of medium phosphor bronze strings (12-54) on it tuned in open G (DGDGBD). The guitar holds these strings well without bellying up. Looks like a crack in the upper bout was repaired at one time (see last photo). No other cracks or problems. I don't have a case or gig bag, but it will be well packed in a guitar shipping box with plenty of padding and I can offer a couple of different shipping options.

Looking for $125 plus shipping cost.

Here's the photos...













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David Venzke


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Post  Posted 8 Oct 2010 7:27 pm    
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David Venzke


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Post  Posted 17 Oct 2010 5:39 pm    
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David Venzke


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Post  Posted 21 Oct 2010 7:25 pm    
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sold ... donation coming
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