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Duke of PearlU.S.
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Anything to do with inlay work, especially in regards to natural marine shell materials (Mother of pearl or MOP and abalone, etc.), but also ivories and tortoiseshell. | |
paul wilczynskiU.S.
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Anything concerning building, tuning, theory of construction. Specialist in finishing (40 years' experience); extensive knowledge of Rickenbacker instruments of all vintages. Rickenbacker factory connection on personal level; ONLY licensed Rickenbacker luthier in the world. |
I'm out of the country on holiday at the moment, and II have no access to measure the cavity at this time. However, it should be closer to 1/2" in depth Actual depth should be about 1/32" deeper than the
Second time, Yves? I can't let you go without giving you an answer! OK, your last sentence just about encapsulates it. "It's not a standard one and rather difficult to find". It's only luck that

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