Page 8 - The Irish Bouzouki: A Mandolin on Steroids by Graham McDonald

Here are two photos that did not appear in the magazine. They show a bolt-on bouzouki neck under construction.

These two photos show more detail on the construction of the hollow heelblock. This shows a different view of the construction of a solid heelblock. Drilling for a bolt-on neck. Note that this is a different step in the process from Photo 24 in the magazine. Here is a back view of the soundboard glued to the ribs.

Author Graham McDonald sells a book on the subject of making bouzoukis. Here is his website: http://www.mcdonaldstrings.com

Page 20 - Meet the Maker: David King by Jonathon Peterson

Here are some of David's early basses. These two pictures may give you a better idea of how David's bridge/tuner mechanism works.

Here are two of David's clients. A review of David's bass #13 in Bass Player magazine proved to be a turning point in his career. Here's a photo of it. The black-and-white photo in the magazine doesn't do justice to the wood choice.

David King's website: http://www.kingbass.com

Page 30 - Arched Plate Carving, Part Two by Chris Burt

Page 37 - Controlling Classical Guitar Neck Angle by Rodney Stedall

Page 38 - Meet the Maker: Gregory Byers by Woodley White

Here's a nice photo that didn't appear int he magazine: Greg at the pottery wheel in 1971. The interior of Greg's 1985 guitar. Jose Romanillos with a Kasha/Schneider guitar.

Page 46 - Resurrecting the Family Guitar by John Calkin

Broken back braces.	Gluing new back braces.	Cool decal fret markers.	Decorative details of the top in glorious color.

		This one was not in the magazine. It shows a different view of the pipe clamp vise and the neck dovtailing jig.