Everett
Guitars
1977
- 1995 ish
~ A few instrument samples, in no particular order. ~
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1984 Everett inlay
The outside speaks volumes
to your building and artistic experience.
The tone is exactly (and I mean exactly) what I wanted. I love the side inlays
and contrasting wood.
Everything matches so well. It is a rather eclectic guitar, but that is me
all over ...
Today I fell in love with playing
the guitar all over again!!!
The Elan arrived safely and there is absolutely nothing in the world that
is going to be able to wipe this grin off my face for weeks.
I love every aspect of the Elan from the smallest details to the incredible
tone that this guy puts out.
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The English language does me no service in telling how I feel about the guitar.
The
outside speaks volumes to your building and artistic experience.
The tone
is exactly (and I mean exactly) what I wanted. I love the side inlays and contrasting
wood.
Everything matches so well. It is a rather eclectic guitar, but that
is me all over ...
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My
practice time has doubled since having your guitar, just because I love to
hear it's sound!
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I
wanted to express to you my sincere appreciation for a truely wonderful experience.
I can't tell you how thrilled I am with this magnificent instrument. I mean
I am really thrilled!
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1988,
1989, & 1990
3 consecutive years in Fine Woodworking's prestigious
Design Books.
Pretty big deal in it's day to be selected - 1
out of 10,000.
And 3 years in a row!
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"...the
photos on the website don't even do it justice. You have to see this guitar
in person to really appreciate
the quality and craftsmanship that Mr. Everett put into it." Anyhow, Thanks
Sooooooooooooo Very Much.
Amy Ray with her Everett - 1990
"If you did not see
your guitar, sorry.
These are just a few of the guitars from the hundreds built."
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"In
these days I was really broke.
Through the kindness of Ron
Hipp and Billy Howard
I got some quality photos.
The crummy shots are all me."
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