Wow Dan - you're still as awesome as I remember you from the early 80's! I met you through mutual friends, Paul and Barb, when you were living with your dad. Your dad entertained my son young while you tried teaching me to play guitar - hah, hah! But I still have the Washburn that you "fixed" - enlarged sound hole, scalloped nut, calibrated saddle, and pins all from ivory. It's still stands out in a crowd with an amazing voice. The years have been good to you!
That gtr is a John Arnold that belongs to Zane Fairchild,, the bridge pins are pernambuco . That I made for Zane. Pernambuco has been used for violin bows for centuries .
Also makes wonderful bridge pins that sound great.
Dan you did an outstanding job on this guitar , it has gone from a from a below average guitar to one that will be passed down from generation to generation .If any person wants the best .Then you are the only person that I can wholeheartly recommend and being a super nice guy and knowledgeable luthier is a pleasure beyond words. Thank you so much Richard
nice job
etlambert 1 year ago
@etlambert Thanks this gtr sat in a store unplayable for several years,,, It's the best one of these after set up I've heard.
danlashbrookgtrsetup 1 year ago
Wow Dan - you're still as awesome as I remember you from the early 80's! I met you through mutual friends, Paul and Barb, when you were living with your dad. Your dad entertained my son young while you tried teaching me to play guitar - hah, hah! But I still have the Washburn that you "fixed" - enlarged sound hole, scalloped nut, calibrated saddle, and pins all from ivory. It's still stands out in a crowd with an amazing voice. The years have been good to you!
firstponygirl 2 years ago
Thanks,,Ponygirl,
I still miss Alaska. There is much more music & pickin going on in N.C. however ..
danlashbrookgtrsetup 2 years ago
i have heard of zane he is a great player. my buddy had a guitar worked on by you dan and it is a killer box. do you still use walrus ivory?
Hackman471 2 years ago
Not very often,,it makes a gtr bright,,most often use cow bone for nuts & saddles ,,,ebony or pernambuco for pins.
Recently I've done Hippo ivory for mando nuts,,that's the best ivory on the planet.
danlashbrookgtrsetup 2 years ago
what guitar is pictured at the start of the video and what kind of bridge pins are installed in the guitar? great stuff
Hackman471 2 years ago
That gtr is a John Arnold that belongs to Zane Fairchild,, the bridge pins are pernambuco . That I made for Zane. Pernambuco has been used for violin bows for centuries .
Also makes wonderful bridge pins that sound great.
danlashbrookgtrsetup 2 years ago
Yes, why not join us on the UMGF?!
We would love to hear from you there. Great job on this guitar.
ozark1951 2 years ago
I'm very busy at this time,,,,the best way I can serve my customers is to get things turned around quick. I do most of my work alone.
Thanks
danlashbrookgtrsetup 2 years ago
There's some good talking about your artistry on the UMGF;many well respected luthiers are also members there.
I strongly invite you to join us please.
Thanks,
Yiannis from Greece
greekflatpicker 2 years ago
Night and day difference! Not a tone monster Martin like it should be. Great job.
Fstpicker 2 years ago
The improvement in soo obvious.
I think you did a *tremendous* job in there.
Congrats!
Btw:who plays guitar on the intro of the video?
greekflatpicker 2 years ago
Thanks
The gtr playing on the intro is none other than my good buddy Jake Stargel 18 years old & a fantastic picker.
I hope to get him on video in the future.
danlashbrookgtrsetup 2 years ago
Why take your guitar to anyone else?
jacksondulaney 2 years ago
Dan you did an outstanding job on this guitar , it has gone from a from a below average guitar to one that will be passed down from generation to generation .If any person wants the best .Then you are the only person that I can wholeheartly recommend and being a super nice guy and knowledgeable luthier is a pleasure beyond words. Thank you so much Richard
racab5 2 years ago