Lakewood catalog 2010-11 - Jedistar
Lakewood catalog 2010-11 - Jedistar
Lakewood catalog 2010-11 - Jedistar
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<strong>Lakewood</strong> Customshop<br />
Binding on body, fingerboard & headstock<br />
Purfling on body, fingerboard & headstock<br />
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For body, headstock and fingerboard<br />
the following woods are<br />
available as optional bindings:<br />
• Flamed maple (image sample 2)<br />
• Pear wood<br />
• Yew<br />
• Koa<br />
• Artificial tortoise<br />
• White synthetic<br />
• Muninga (image sample 1)<br />
• Rosewood<br />
• Snakewood (image sample 3)<br />
The use of bindings and purflings for fingerboard and headstock of the guitar is optional, but few people can resist their aesthetics! You can also view the<br />
choices of wood available on pages 44 & 45.<br />
• Purfling from noble woods (image sample 1 and 3)<br />
• Abalone purfling (image sample 2 and 4)<br />
• Abalone purfling on soundboard, back and sides (image sample 5)<br />
What is purfling?<br />
Instrument makers use this description for the small additional inlays that grace the outside edges of the guitar. They provide a suitable contrast when, for<br />
instance, two equally dark woods have been used together. The style and mounting of the purfling cannot be altered in the <strong>Lakewood</strong> Customshop, nor can they<br />
be left out on the body binding, since we consider them a necessity for the visual harmony of the instrument. Purfling at the edge of the fingerboard or headstock<br />
are however optional. Abalone inlays come under the category of purfling and can be added, if desired, to decorate the body of the guitar or the fingerboard and<br />
headstock.<br />
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