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Cigano GJ 10 with enlarged soundhole

I used a drum sander attachment ($8 Harbor Freight)
for a drill to remove 3 of the 6 rings around the soundhole.
This has livened up the tone considerably, especially down
at the bass area. The sound hole is definitely too small.
If you wanted to avoid a lot of bass down around the A and B
notes, you might just remove 1 ring. Have all sanding going
downward to avoid lifting the finish. Do the last ring by hand
rounding the edge there. I probably will switch to a 34 gauge
on the A to cut the bass back. I haven't found a stain to match.

Dave

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  • constantineconstantine New York✭✭✭✭ Cyril morin
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    photo?
  • asd123321asd123321 ✭✭✭✭
    Posts: 121
    I thought we might hear from one of our experts on this or someone else might have given it a try.
    I am curious as to how the GJ 10 compares to the better ones after doing this.
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