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Jon Shuker Relic


DaytonaRik
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As well as giving very strong consideration to the Sandberg (off to Bass Direct to a try a few next week!) I've dropped Jon a line regarding a relic JB to which he replied that he's interested in making as it's something he's never done before.

The question is - is it morally wrong for me to ask Jon to take a sander/chisel/a.n.other tool of destruction to one of his wonderful creations?

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Despite what your personal opinions are about relicing, it takes skill to pull it off convincingly so I guess most luthiers would accept that challenge. I would imagine it's quite a lot of fun. Fender put a lot of thought and technique into their custom relic instruments. It's not simply just carelessly sanding a bit of paint and leaving the hardware in the rain for a few days.

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  • 2 weeks later...

He must have changed his opinion about them, he wasn't very pro-relic last year when I did a build course with him. Anything he turns his hand to will be carefully thought out, and will no doubt look stunning though so I'm sure you'll get a real beauty!! Make sure you post pics when you take delivery of it! :)

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