Stephen Kinnaird 2024

[Steve Kinnaird]

Originally Posted by Carpinteria

Wow, every element of this guitar really visually complement's each other, and I’ll bet the tone is amazing. Very nicely done!

Thank you Dave! We had fun with this one, as the customer has a good eye for detail. My brother supplied the Kiaat trim, and John Long supplied the Kiaat neck stringer, and you read the mahogany story. This was a collaborative build in many ways. Glad you like it.

Steve

[Guitars44me]

I thought that trim looked familiar… Very sweet looking guitar!!!

Carry on and do have fun

Paul

[Jlhunt]

I love this! Beautiful woods that all compliment each other. Very classy look, and I love how well the burst finish compliments the woods! Outstanding work as always my friends!

Jim

[ChuckS]

Wonderful looking guitar! The visuals of the wood choices, as well as the burst, are all great compliments to each other. Nothing seems out of place.

[TomB'sox]

Perfection in Nacogdoches!

[nootis]

Oh how I love your CS model, and this one is a real beauty! It just oozes with class.

[Steve Kinnaird]

Originally Posted by Guitars44me

I thought that trim looked familiar… Very sweet looking guitar!!!
Carry on and do have fun
Paul

Thanks Paul—yes, you have gotten a few goodies from one of my favorite wood pushers yourself!

Originally Posted by Jlhunt

I love this! Beautiful woods that all compliment each other. Very classy look, and I love how well the burst finish compliments the woods! Outstanding work as always my friends!

Jim

Very kind words, Jim, thank you!

[Steve Kinnaird]

Originally Posted by ChuckS

Wonderful looking guitar! The visuals of the wood choices, as well as the burst, are all great compliments to each other. Nothing seems out of place.

That’s gratifying Chuck, thank you. Glad you stopped by

Originally Posted by TomB'sox

Perfection in Nacogdoches!

And Brevity in New Braunfels—thank you Tom.

Originally Posted by nootis

Oh how I love your CS model, and this one is a real beauty! It just oozes with class.

Music to our ears, Dan—many thanks.

[j. Kinnaird]

lovely guitar bro. That kiaat works well with the mahogany,

[TomB'sox]

Originally Posted by Steve Kinnaird

And Brevity in New Braunfels—thank you Tom.

How many words are needed when something appears to have no need for explanation? Perfect in its perfection.

[Steve Kinnaird]

Originally Posted by j. Kinnaird

lovely guitar bro. That kiaat works well with the mahogany,

Thanks bro, we are in your debt for the trim.

Originally Posted by TomB'sox

How many words are needed when something appears to have no need for explanation? Perfect in its perfection.

Again, our thanks Tom! I wish you could play this one, as I think you would like it.

Steve

[Nemoman]

Late to the show on this, but let me echo the praises--beautiful guitar, guys!

[Steve Kinnaird]

Originally Posted by Nemoman

Late to the show on this, but let me echo the praises--beautiful guitar, guys!

No matter, Kevin—come early, come late, you are always welcome!
Thanks for the kind word,

Steve

[nacluth]

Please check out the video for this guitar. I think you will like it.

[Jlhunt]

Steve, this sounds as good as it looks. I've become a real fan of mahogany after playing my mahogany Kinnaird. This one sounds wonderful and that was some beautiful playing.

Jim