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What would 3mm ghost dots even look like? I'm trying to picture it. Wouldn't they be too small to make them look like a distinguishable "O"? But, it's funny you asked this, because I was wondering this same thing today when dream designing my perfect Dingwall. Great minds think alike!

Honestly, I'd actually prefer no face dots, so tiny, indistinguishable dots would be just fine, :thumbsup::D:laugh::roflmao:

I just think it would look super cool!

So, tell us about your dream Dingwall...;)
 
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Ok, that's applicable only to Rosewood... not "CITES is over" haha.
At the start of the body of the text you can see an update.

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I take this to mean that all musical instruments are now exempt... No?
 
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The way I understood it is that the species which were added to CITES in 2017 (dalbergia/guibourtia) are now once again legal to use for musical instruments (since the abuse came from chinese furniture basically).

So this means rosewood, bubinga, cocobolo, etc.

Some companies continued to use those woods just went to the trouble of dealing with the paperwork etc.

a prime example is Warwick using bubinga on the regular up to present times.
 
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When I ordered my black NG2, rosewood fret board was not available, I was a little bummed at the time, but now I like the light / dark contrast of the black body and headstock with the light maple neck ! The thing plays as smooth as silk too !!!
This is the first I've heard about the CITES bad being lifted !

regardless of what’s available or not, the NG spec is maple.
Rosewood(previously) and pau ferro(currently) is available on combustion’s. not Nollys.
 

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