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Kevin Messenger

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MawHee Repro finished

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03/22/14 09:48:44PM @kevin-messenger:

Thanks Helen, and thank you Cindy.

03/22/14 09:38:37PM @cindy-stammich:

Kevin, I checked out your website - you have some wonderful instruments!

Cool website too!

03/21/14 10:46:49PM @kevin-messenger:

Thank you Cindy, I consider Poplar one of the best tone woods. You can see and hear more at my website, kevinmessengermountaindulcimers.net

03/21/14 10:17:12PM @cindy-stammich:

Kevin, I listened to your short video and alsoone of Robin Clark'svideos - I like the poplar A LOT!!!

Thank you for sharing!

03/19/14 10:00:23PM @kevin-messenger:

Thanks Ken and John. I can't wait to see what you are working on John.

03/19/14 09:50:17PM @ken-longfield:

Nice, Kevin. A good job as usual.

Ken

"The dulcimer sings a sweet song."

03/19/14 09:50:01PM @john-c-knopf:

It came out nicely, Kevin.

I'm posting sneak preview photos of mine tonight too.

03/19/14 09:32:13PM @kevin-messenger:

Thanks Guys, It turned out pretty good. I will try and post a sound clip before shipping to the new owner. Cindy I use Poplar on most of my builds, usally all Poplar. It has a nice earthy tone, Look up some of Robin Clarks recordings where he used one of my Prichard repros . Poplar was a staple for building dulcimers in the beginning .

03/19/14 09:23:53PM @cindy-stammich:

I love this dulcimer - how does the poplar sound? I don't think I have heard one made from poplar. I love the grain and the contrast with the walnut!

03/19/14 09:18:41PM @jim-fawcett:

Looks good to me, Kevin...Nice