McKenna Resonator Guitars: 8 String Woodbody Tricone

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Great job Gregg.
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Nice work!
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Can't wait to get my hands on it. Bwahahahahahaaaaaa!!!
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Alright Ed, way to go! 8)
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See below.
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Just wanted to check in about my new guitar. When I first got it, it sounded kind of dull. But it began to, "open up," right away. Greg said it would continue to do so over time. And it has. As of now, it does have that full tricone tone. The volume and sustain are continuing to improve noticeably if more slowly than they did at first. The big difference that I noticed right away was in playability. It is only 1/2 inch shorter than my single cone guitar. But I can get around this neck way way easier. It has become my favorite guitar.
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