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1870 American Chestnut slate/slate

Started by Grey Owl, July 30, 2017, 08:20:18 PM

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Grey Owl

American Chestnut reclaimed from a barn built in Virginia 1870. Slate over slate.

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I bet if that wood could talk it would have some stories to tell. Huh, I guess it can talk now. lol :funnyturkey:

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Grey Owl


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Grey Owl

No, I played you a Walnut. But it's the same deminsions.

Dfxhunter

That's right the walnut . They all sound awesome. The cedar slate and the walnut ceramic sound awesome as well

BigSlam51

Very nice! I just got my hands on some 120 year old chestnut from a barn in southern Ohio.

Jim L

Very nice looking and the sound shows the strength of the wood.
Thanks
Jim
Regards,
Jim

davisd9

Sounds pretty good from what I can tell with the echo.  I prefer a slate over slate or one with a wood soundboard.
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