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Rod True wrote:
That looks like one of the legendary D E Williams guitars right there


Bingo! That's GOTTA be it!! It's been bugging me all evening!!

I even found the guitar photo on Don's website........... laughing6-hehe
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It can't be a DE Wiliams guitar - It says on his web site that he only uses Waverly tuners now!!

Don er Jeff, I think you been holding out on us!!
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Cool, thanks Lance.

Hey Don, that is one nice looking SJ there. When are we going to see something new from your shop (guitar building that is)? You sure make a great looking guitar. I'm sure they sound great too.

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Thanks Rod...
Actually, I'm really getting the itch. I've had a few sitting on a shelf for a few years while I've been recovering from a serious case of life. Now that my cnc is almost operational, I can concentrate on getting my shop cleaned out and reorganized, and then I can get back to work. It became inundated with all kinds of junk over the years, and especially after I started buying wood to sell. I also suffer from pack-rat-itis, and so a large dumpster is in my near future.
I'm stripping the shop back to essentials only, and everything else is going. Then, I will be carving the necks for the remaining guitars, getting them finished up, and I will be starting on a new model instrument I've been drawing up and wanting to build for some time. At least that's the plan. Sometimes life gets in the way though....so we shall see.

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