Skervesen Guitars
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Hi guys! I'm sorry but crossing common opinion we're not robots nor aliens... 
Those flaws are there but you must check guitar from 10-20cm distance to notice it so we decided to leave it instead of almost rebuilding guitar (this is NTB construction!) - which means tearing off whole finish and remake it that could cause even tonal difference/damage to guitar. That spot has 1mm on the screen which is 2 times more than in reality.
From whole Skervesen's Team experience there is no perfect guitar - you just have to dig deep enough. Even if finish is perfect (which is very very rare, so simply there must be reasonable end level of judging it - otherwise why not to start checking guitars with microscopes?) guitar might sound poor, can have dead notes, uncomfortable neck or/and body profile, fretwork unable to set low string action, can be neck-heavy, etc, etc. etc... We visited Frankfurter's Muzikmesse also to compare our skills to most known brands and luthiers, we've seen and played most expensive and legendary guitars and we went home not being devastated or things like that, believe me. Anyway we're still learning and eliminate more and more bad things to make Skervesen the brand of guitars we've always dreamed of.
Those flaws are there but you must check guitar from 10-20cm distance to notice it so we decided to leave it instead of almost rebuilding guitar (this is NTB construction!) - which means tearing off whole finish and remake it that could cause even tonal difference/damage to guitar. That spot has 1mm on the screen which is 2 times more than in reality. From whole Skervesen's Team experience there is no perfect guitar - you just have to dig deep enough. Even if finish is perfect (which is very very rare, so simply there must be reasonable end level of judging it - otherwise why not to start checking guitars with microscopes?) guitar might sound poor, can have dead notes, uncomfortable neck or/and body profile, fretwork unable to set low string action, can be neck-heavy, etc, etc. etc... We visited Frankfurter's Muzikmesse also to compare our skills to most known brands and luthiers, we've seen and played most expensive and legendary guitars and we went home not being devastated or things like that, believe me. Anyway we're still learning and eliminate more and more bad things to make Skervesen the brand of guitars we've always dreamed of.
