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Comment by Josh Fridfertig on March 10, 2011 at 4:00am

Hi Gregg,its nice to see here a group of harp guitar,the cd/dvd you send me are great,i love jeff titus album its amazing ,i come this year to the harp guitar Gathering,tell me who will preform there this year,i hope john doan will and stacy hobbs but all the players are great,i hope some day i visit your museum you got there amazing guitars
Josh

Comment by John Gundrum on July 28, 2010 at 1:24pm

Check out this 27-string guitar. Gee, do you even call it a guitar? How about instrument with a guitar flair

http://www.keithmedleymusic.com/video.html

Very nicely done!

Comment by Louis Vallée on May 11, 2010 at 3:13pm

Thank's Gregg
Can you let me know when you will be selling these guitar i really need to have one as soon as possible since i will be touring Quebec this summer .
Thank's again

Comment by Gregg Miner on May 11, 2010 at 1:41pm

Hi Louis - I'm getting a message like yours at least once a week now. EVERYONE wants to play harp guitar, it seems! And those who haven't been able to afford the better instruments for thousands of dollars have been left out.
No longer!
Scott Burwell (owner of Holloway) tells me that August is the "official" street month. When various dealers (including myself) will finally have some quantity.
I may be able to list one before then, but I doubt it. I expect he'll have them available as well in Indianapolis at the Gathering in November. The price is still under review, but should be no more than $1500 - which is incredibly low for its intrinsic value.

Comment by Louis Vallée on May 11, 2010 at 12:12pm

Hello everyone
I' new in the group from Gapé Quebec (frensh part of Canada)
Anyone can give me info on Holloway harp guitar i really want to play harp guitar as soon as possible!!!

Comment by Joshua Tan Siew Meng on April 20, 2010 at 6:55pm

Nice video Gregg...and great playing!

Wish I was at your museum again! Ahh...too many harpguitars, too little time...every guitar player should pay homage to your museum at least once in a lifetime! :)

later,

Comment by Gregg Miner on April 20, 2010 at 12:38pm

Speaking of harp guitars, a few of mine can be glimpsed in this new video!

Comment by Gregg Miner on April 16, 2010 at 11:39am

You're welcome Michael, Just so you (and everyone) know, I don't use myspace, quit facebook, and barely have enough time to answer my 50 emails a day when getting home after my 9 hours in aerospace. If anyone needs a reply, please email through one of my 3 websites. You can always ask questions on the HG.net Forum, if you're a current member. You can stay active by making a small (or large) donation to The Harp Guitar Foundation.
Brian, hope you come back to us. But come to a Gathering first. Yes, Indianapolis, Nov 12-13-14. Check the site for details soon. We're booking the venue as we speak.
Thanks for the kind words - the Xmas CD is still a perennial seller for me, 14 years later!

Comment by Brian Henke on April 16, 2010 at 7:17am

Hi Greg,
I heard a rumor that the HGG will be in Indianapolis in 2010. If that is true, could you tell me when?
Indy is only about 5 hours from Northeast Ohio.

Just so you know, that amazing Christmas CD you gave me a few years ago is in constant rotation here at my house the Christmas season. If it were an LP we would have worn it out by now!

Hope life is treating you well and hope to see you soon,
Brian

Comment by Michael D Krampitz on April 15, 2010 at 11:32pm

Thanks a lot Gregg I'm really pleased you got back to me as fast as you did. I have a lot of high end guitars If I have to sell a few,I would for a chance to get a HG.I have a Martin DC16RE and a Gibson Special(165) and a Fender 60th anniversery to get rid as well.may be I can get the money.My problem is finding people who are looking to buy a good guitar,and pay a good price for it.I think ebay has killed a lot of old money making items.

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