'Tis So Sweet :: arr. Pete Huttlinger :: 1930 Martin OM-18

[bdm0509]

Here's an old piece on an old guitar... a seemingly odd pairing but I think the sound is clear and beautiful.

[flatbaroque]

Tis indeed clear and beautiful as is your playing.Well done.

[Glennwillow]

That was very sweet, Brett! Lovely piece and very nice playing!

- Glenn

[PajamasMusic]

Beautiful, both the playing and guitar.

Excellent! OM-18P... is that a plectrum conversion?

[Organic Sounds Select Guitars]

Sounds great, Brett. Nice, expressive playing. Very enjoyable

[bdm0509]

Originally Posted by J-Doug

Excellent! OM-18P... is that a plectrum conversion?

Sure is. The guitar started it's life as a 4-string plectrum in 1930. Then at some point 15 years or so ago, TJ Thompson fashioned a vintage neck and bridge and did the conversion. He sold it to a client and then brokered the sale of the guitar from that client to me.

It's ridiculously great. Light as a feather even with the banjo tuners, an incredible neck, and all the mojo of a nearly 90 year old top and back and sides.

Originally Posted by bdm0509

Sure is. The guitar started it's life as a 4-string plectrum in 1930. Then at some point 15 years or so ago, TJ Thompson fashioned a vintage neck and bridge and did the conversion. He sold it to a client and then brokered the sale of the guitar from that client to me.

It's ridiculously great. Light as a feather even with the banjo tuners, an incredible neck, and all the mojo of a nearly 90 year old top and back and sides.

That's so cool! Any chance of some pics?

[TBman]

Very nice, good job!