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1 author picked Contemporary Acoustic Guitar Design and Build as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

This is very nice a two-volume set, written by Trevor Gore, an accomplished guitar maker with an extensive technical background, and Gerard Gilet, a builder of fine acoustic guitars. This is required reading for people who are interested both in how to make guitars and how they work.

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