Bill Pillmore playing the JohnBoat

[j. Kinnaird]

https://www.dropbox.com/s/uogirvtf8f...trung.mp3?dl=0



Click on that link to hear an original composition for tiny guitar

[jmat]

What a fun tune! That is what laughing sounds like.

The guitar sounds lovely. Great project.

[j. Kinnaird]

Originally Posted by jmat

What a fun tune! That is what laughing sounds like.

The guitar sounds lovely. Great project.

Thank you Jmat. Now that you mentioned i think you are right. It does sound like laughter. You are a poet. Bill is quite talented and I’m proud to have an instrument in his stable.

[Tim McKnight]

Sounds great a John. Reminds me of a player piano or a music box on steroids. What a fun sounding guitar and quite successful project.

[Guitars44me]

Cool sounds!!! Bill sounds excellent and so does the John boat.

It does sound like laughing

Haha

Paul

[j. Kinnaird]

Originally Posted by Tim McKnight

Sounds great a John. Reminds me of a player piano or a music box on steroids. What a fun sounding guitar and quite successful project.

Thanks Tim. I'm pleased with the outcome especially considering the size.

Originally Posted by Guitars44me

Cool sounds!!! Bill sounds excellent and so does the John boat.

It does sound like laughing

Haha

Paul

Thanks Paul. Bill had the adjustable neck option and he just kept lowering the action and I thought it was pretty low to start with but I guess one benefit of that option is the ability to play around with the action without penalty. If it gets too low just go back up no problem.

[Hanter]

Very nice! Suitable for tunes which bring smiles ... very happy and cheerful.

[j. Kinnaird]

Originally Posted by Hanter

Very nice! Suitable for tunes which bring smiles ... very happy and cheerful.

Thank you Hanter. It really does need to be heard through decent speakers or headphones to fully appreciate the tone of this little guy

[Guitars44me]

This makes me very happy. You know I love to be an instigator...

"Bill had the adjustable neck option and he just kept lowering the action and I thought it was pretty low to start with but I guess one benefit of that option is the ability to play around with the action without penalty. If it gets too low just go back up no problem."

If you do not sell more of these adjustable necks I will be VERY surprised indeed. Mine works perfectly and is almost invisible.

Go John, Go

Paul

[sevenpalms]

...and thats why I love Asheville! So many wonderfully creative people. Fabulous tune and great little guitar!!!

[Mbroady]

Bill, you have some really nice guitars. And adding this one is........you are a lucky and Talented dude.

[Bill Pillmore]

I call this my "Hi-Stung Guitar", because it's temperament makes me want to play fast things. Also for me, a mandolin which has such a narrow neck it hard for me to play, but this guitar lets me get way up the neck into mandolin territory but it's still a wide guitar neck.
Lovin' it.

[j. Kinnaird]

Good grief. Asheville is really well represented on this forum.
Thanks to all you natives for your kind words regarding the guitar and I completely agree with you regarding Bill’s talent. Quite evident it is.

[j. Kinnaird]

Originally Posted by Guitars44me

This makes me very happy. You know I love to be an instigator...

"Bill had the adjustable neck option and he just kept lowering the action and I thought it was pretty low to start with but I guess one benefit of that option is the ability to play around with the action without penalty. If it gets too low just go back up no problem."

If you do not sell more of these adjustable necks I will be VERY surprised indeed. Mine works perfectly and is almost invisible.

Go John, Go

Paul

It’s all your fault Paul, well i may be a co facilitator.

[fretfile100]

That’s some fine playing on a great guitar!