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Thread: Black bindings...

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    Hi guys
    maybe this had already been thought about but as a newbie i'm alowed to make these mistakes i hope...

    Black bindings make a nice difference i think.
    I got an acoustic guitar in dark brown vintage satin finish...
    With a black binding and it just let the wood get all the attention...

    Well at least i think so it does.

    Black bindings

    All in favor say aye

    'Aye'

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    Mentor AJ's Avatar
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    interesting...
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    I think I like the idea - that said, playing with acoustics can be tricky, but given your experience with wood, I reckon you can do it. Check with the Gavmeister who may be able to provide more advice. One thing to note though - check the way the guitar is held together - that the purflings are in place and in good nick before you rip off the only thing holding the guitar together .

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    Overlord of Music Fretworn's Avatar
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    This photo doesn't show the black binding that well, but it looks great with this colour guitar. I actually selling this guitar at the moment so I can fund further kit purchases.
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    Stewmac supplies both the black 'plastic' binding and the ivory wood binding...you can probably get a black perloid off ebay too.
    http://www.buildyourownguitar.com.au/forum/image.php?type=sigpic&userid=1258&dateline=1443806  448Gavmeister

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    just picture that on a ES style kit
    f-holes could be made like black holes

    i'd like to try and make a dark toxic green guitar...black bindings would set that off just right i think

    white is classic and makes the guitar look great...but it can't do what black could do...and that is make the guitar dark



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    GAStronomist stan's Avatar
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    on the right guitar, black bindings can look great

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