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Hint: He built it himself!   

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I want him to do a tutorial on this! Nice 'chine ay?

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Bruce Dickey?

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It's not Bruce's, his shop hangs over the side of a cliff.

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I'll take a guess..Steve Kinnaired ?

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He also made this...




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Hmm. Interesting end wedge...




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Wow! Generous built in storeage compartment! Now THAT'S craftsmanship!




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Is that one of the DTAR "Lock and Load" pickup jack/endpins?

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Arnt, Nope, not mine, see Dave's Post.

Dave R., No guess?

Lance, Nope, but it could be in Eastern Tennessee.

Dave A., Steve could definitely have a shop like this- nope, not his.

Terry, How astute, great pic grab off the site and good, you renamed it! What is that a K and K? Wow, that is amazing.

Dennis, Lock and Load? You'll have to ask Terry, I don't know what that is.

Rod, Good guess, nope.

I can tell you guys never played 20 questions before. It goes like this, you ask the person a question, he answers truthfully, but.... you only get twenty questions. If no one guesses in 20, I win.

I see about five guesses.

Hint on questions. (Is he American?) Pointed questions like that. Heck, (Is the luthier in Tennessee?) That question would cover not only Gerald but every luthier in the state of Tennessee.

Guess six?


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Well, I just stumbled upon his/her (beautiful) website and happened to see the shop and pin router photos, as well as the access port.

To play along with the intended 20 questions:

Was the first name chosen for this luthier's instrument company "Eclipse Guitars"?

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Yes, seven? Anyone?

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Hint, he used to play with a bunch o' guys called the "sunshine band"  (Just kidding, but the hint stands....)


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Yup, that's got to be Kent. I recognize the access port.

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Indeed K.C.!


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Shucks, I lose, but Kent gets kudos for such great guitars and what a shop.

I have a nice shop, but that setting and accouterments are really cool.

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I knew I recognized the access panel from an old MIMF post, but was racking my brain trying to remember whose it was! Terry's hint tipped me off.

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I couldn't remember either, but saw it on a post a week ago and saved the pix. Guitars and digs were both great!


Hey Ken, I love that shop exterior. Can you post some more pix?



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What I want to see are all the jigs that go with the cool PC pin router.

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