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At 3:28am on April 9, 2011, darren brown said…: thanks for the add ,cool builds you have ,always thinken i see ,db.

At 9:36pm on January 8, 2011, MrRandomWritings (Backwater Bri) said…: Hi Paul - accepted your invite - I one of those pickups every day in my "main" guitar - sounds wicked when its up to 11!

At 5:34am on November 26, 2010, Josh Gayou (SmokehouseGuitars) said…: Thanks very much for the kind words!

At 4:21am on October 18, 2010, Keni Lee Burgess said…: Thank you PRH for your comment. My pleasure. Glad to help. Enjoy.

At 8:38am on June 23, 2010, bairfoot cajun said…: hey there i just stopped by ta say yep the headstock on that 4 string lap steel i built is really simple. i used the blocks from the inside of a cigar box.these blocks that come in a cigar box is the same size as a cigar and are used in packaging the cigars to make the count in the box come out correctly. for example if you have a box of 25 cigars and you stack them in 2 rows and the top row has a space in it---you put the block in the row under it so that the top row is full.any how i used 2 blocks cut one in half for the sides where the tuners mount and screwed the 4 pieces together to make a square then screwed the square to the level. easy to do. thanks for the comment.

At 1:10am on May 3, 2010, Diane in Chicago said…: Glad you had a good time at the workshop! I was happy to share all my instruments with the group - get their creative juices flowing! Wonder if any of them will show up at Horner Park?

At 4:33am on February 14, 2010, Bluesheart said…: Thank you for the comments. You have some very creative work in here.

At 3:54am on February 2, 2010, Yellowbelly Flatt said…: Hi there PRH,

thanks for the friend invite, which I am delighted to accept, and thankyou very much for your welcomed comments about my builds. I do admit to liking long and thin. This has probably been because of the types of boxed and materials that I have come across. I'm really happy that some people seem to like my 'creations'.

Thanks again.

At 7:59pm on January 26, 2010, rodney fruits said…: Thanks for the comments and thanks for looking...... keep building cool stuff.

At 1:43pm on January 25, 2010, Paul H (PRH) said…: Yeah that's Lupe' (loopey) my pup, happy from a run in the woods. Thanks for the kind words.
PRH

At 4:47am on January 21, 2010, Brandon M. Luebke said…: PRH looks like you have some pretty serious builds yourself! Looks like lots of neat stuff. Have a video of the plane's maiden voyage...might have to post that soon!!! Keep up the good build!!

At 10:03am on January 7, 2010, rain-air said…: Thank you for looking! So those "abandoned" groups are good for something after all.
I posted further insight into the guitar I tributed at http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=148977
I need to get this pickup working again! Really has a most interesting tone.

At 1:34pm on January 5, 2010, rodney fruits said…: Thanks for lookin. should have more stuff soon.

At 11:18am on December 20, 2009, Paul H (PRH) said…: I took the same setup classes (minus building) but about two years ago. I figured I would practice what I learned before taking more and I'm still at it. Specimen is easy to recomend isn't it/they?
Dianne in Chicago is talking about a face to face, maybe next week are you interested?
PRH

At 3:40am on December 20, 2009, Shawn said…: About a year ago. I loved the classes took/ guitar settup and maint / frett works/ and guitar building. Learned a lot from him will forever stay in touch

At 8:31am on November 28, 2009, Tam Givens said…: Hi PRH
Stomp pedal idea. If I was going to make another pedal, I would make the pedal part all in one peice instead of making a heel part. I also have rubber on the base to stop it slipping on the floor.
Tam