just curious as to why you don't see any Macassar ebony pots? I know its not cost as most are not afraid to pay extra for a good call. I know a Macassar lid on a box call is outstanding and would think it would make a great pot call?
John sinclair's website has some listed
Really nice looking and sounding calls
Quote from: outdoors on May 05, 2018, 08:58:29 AM
John sinclair's website has some listed
Really nice looking and sounding calls
I have one. Titanium over slate. Sounds great
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I have a Macassar Ebony slate pot made by Glen Marrer that is not only beautiful but sounds great. I have Ebony pots made by Bill Lyman, John Sinclair, and Larry Gresser. They are aluminum, titanium, and copper playing surfaces.
hmmm ui am very much a glass or slate guy but am very interested in getting one.
Nice call h-town, I have a call from Clint with the same date on it.
Quote from: h_town_ags on May 05, 2018, 09:23:56 AM
The characteristics of the wood typically leads to metal surfaces working best for pots. Here's an aluminum I picked up that sounds great, lots of feathers spitting out of this one(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20180505/ffc748ce079e3fd24951230312ba2a9a.jpg)(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20180505/91fde25ceaf35bb44f847a90fb8d7da7.jpg)
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Soot on!
Those hard and dense exotics really make those metals come to life!
I have a few Sinclair macasser ebony pots...copper, titanium and stainless.
Macasser is nice.....but its relatively similar in density and hardness to gaboon ebony, cocobolo and kingwood.
Thinking on using this when I order my red slate call.