The make and model of your guitar(s) and/or other instruments and gear.
Gibson J100 extra (1994)
Gibson J160E (2004)
Gibson Les Paul Signature (1976)
Martin D-28 (1976)
Martin D-28-12 (1980)
Guild JF212XL 12 string (1980)
Guild JF30 6 string (1990)
Epiphone Zenith archtop (1948)
Regal dobro (1936)
Several guitars I made myself including an electric 12 string
Building a lap steel right now!
I own 30 instruments total
I'm in Takoma Park. Lived in Millersville during summers in the 70's while in college working on pool construction. Stop by my website and have a listen sometime. Scattered Hearts.
Believe it or not mine’s a Tenor Ed. (third biggest - 17” scale) Tuned G C E A with the G an octave up or re-entrant tuning in uke speak. I love your wifes Uke , does she play it? I think I'd be scared to take a 1925 instrument out of the house though!
Ed,
I noticed your Gibson LP Signature posted on a response to a new member. Very interesting ax! I own a 69/70 walnut model ES-335 and have never seen a model quite like the one in your picture. I did find the LP Signature in a vintage guitar price guide without a picture. Made between 73/78. Excellant condition price was $3400 in 2007. Definately looks like a keeper. Probably not many made.
Chuck Steinman
I really enjoyed your web site. You have some great guitars, and we enjoy several of the same models (Martin D-28, Martin D-12-28 and Guild F-212-XL). I always wanted a Gibson J-160e, maybe later. The guitars you have built yourself are gorgeous. I just put up a web site, if you'd like to check it out its www.dr-richardschulman.com. On it you'll find a short vignette I wrote about seeing the Beatles on Ed Sullivan.
Greetings Edward...I just dropped in to say how much I enjoy reading your comments on the various discussion boards here at the AG community. You always have sound advice and words of encouragement for the folks here.
Thanks,
Jim
At 12:09am on September 29, 2009, Jim Scanlan said…
Ed...thanks for adding me as a friend..and feel free to use any of my comments at any time.
Jim
At 7:27pm on September 28, 2009, Paul Prusha said…
Absolutely, please feel free to use my quote however you like! It's a pleasure and an honor.
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I'm in Takoma Park. Lived in Millersville during summers in the 70's while in college working on pool construction. Stop by my website and have a listen sometime. Scattered Hearts.
Patrick
I noticed your Gibson LP Signature posted on a response to a new member. Very interesting ax! I own a 69/70 walnut model ES-335 and have never seen a model quite like the one in your picture. I did find the LP Signature in a vintage guitar price guide without a picture. Made between 73/78. Excellant condition price was $3400 in 2007. Definately looks like a keeper. Probably not many made.
Chuck Steinman
I really enjoyed your web site. You have some great guitars, and we enjoy several of the same models (Martin D-28, Martin D-12-28 and Guild F-212-XL). I always wanted a Gibson J-160e, maybe later. The guitars you have built yourself are gorgeous. I just put up a web site, if you'd like to check it out its www.dr-richardschulman.com. On it you'll find a short vignette I wrote about seeing the Beatles on Ed Sullivan.
Take care,
Rich
Thanks,
Jim
Jim
Be my guest, you may quote me as you wish, and, please, go on playing guitar...
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