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✓ Published: 19-May-2024
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In this video luthier John Monteleone demonstrates the graceful soundport system that he included in the instrument that he created for The Blue Guitar Collection - The Rocket Convertible. This groundbreaking guitar was the culmination of several ideas including a return to the oval hole design
In this video luthier John Monteleone demonstrates the graceful soundport system that he included in the instrument that he created for The Blue Guitar Collection - The Rocket Convertible. This groundbreaking guitar was the culmination of several ideas including a return to the oval hole design
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