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Guitars, and other instruments, have audible flavors, like ice cream.  It depends on your taste as to what will call to you.  The difference between a hand-built guitar and a factory-built one is that in a factory many people are invoved in the building of one instrument, whereas a hand-built is usually seen through from start to finish by one person.  Because of this, that person has complete control over getting the best possible sound out of the choice of woods involved.

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