DGNRepair
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This is something I have been thinking about for a long long time. This won't be the quickest moving thread but I will try to stay steady with it, and most importantly try to take a lot of pics.
Basically what I am doing is taking my Paragon body style cues, cutaway, headstock and merging them with a replica build. This guitar will ultimately turn into a new model for my company. This is my way of being able to build and sell a high end replica style guitar, but put my stamp on it.
For this build I have pulled together the last of my Old Growth Honduran Mahogany and other killer tone woods. The neck blank is almost perfect quarter and the body looks terrific. I have a nicely grained Brazilian Rosewood fingerboard and the top is off the charts!! Here are a few pics to get it rolling.
Group Shot of the woods
The Top
Other Side of the Top
Fingerboard
Nice color match of the freshly planed body and neck woods.
The Paragon '59 headstock.
Basically what I am doing is taking my Paragon body style cues, cutaway, headstock and merging them with a replica build. This guitar will ultimately turn into a new model for my company. This is my way of being able to build and sell a high end replica style guitar, but put my stamp on it.

For this build I have pulled together the last of my Old Growth Honduran Mahogany and other killer tone woods. The neck blank is almost perfect quarter and the body looks terrific. I have a nicely grained Brazilian Rosewood fingerboard and the top is off the charts!! Here are a few pics to get it rolling.
Group Shot of the woods

The Top

Other Side of the Top

Fingerboard

Nice color match of the freshly planed body and neck woods.

The Paragon '59 headstock.
