HINDMAN, KY. -- The heritage of handcrafted stringed instruments runs deep in this tiny Appalachian village (pop. 770) stretched along the banks of Troublesome Creek. The community has been known as ...
Doug Naselroad, of the Appalachian Luthiery School, hold a partially made guitar head with the Troublesome Creek logo. Naselroad and others at the school are working to welcome in people in recovery ...
HINDMAN, Ky. – With the opioid epidemic spreading across the country, programs are coming up with unique ways to help recovering addicts. One program in Kentucky is using Appalachian music and culture ...
People come to the Appalachian School of Luthiery from all over the world to study the art of creating stringed instruments. Doug Naselroad, school director plays a butternut travel guitar made by ...
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Guitar makeover | Refinish process and fretboard replacement
This guitar makeover walks through a complete refinish process and a fretboard change using precise luthiery techniques.
HINDMAN, Ky. – With the opioid epidemic spreading across the country, programs are coming up with unique ways to help recovering addicts. One program in Kentucky is using Appalachian music and culture ...
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