Looking for somebody to work on my basses, the closer to me in southeastern AL the better. Anybody know a guy?
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Southeastern Luthier?
- Thread starter Paul New
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- Dec 20, 2004
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- Player-Builder-Founder: Honey Badger Pickups & Regenerate Guitar Works
Bud's in Houston, Tom's in southern Florida, Hambone is in the Atlanta area I believe, and I'll be in Charlotte later this year. outside of this, I don't recall anyone else here who is in the SE - but I know that I've missed at least one, if not a couple more
Of course I get to start with a bare piece of wooded acreage when I get there, so I'm definitely not in the running for any work for a while. I see my first six months wrapped into getting the place built and the shop reassembled.
all the best,
R
Of course I get to start with a bare piece of wooded acreage when I get there, so I'm definitely not in the running for any work for a while. I see my first six months wrapped into getting the place built and the shop reassembled.
all the best,
R
- Jun 6, 2004
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- Owner and builder Clementbass
I am in Central Fl. in-between Daytona beach and Orlando. Sorry don't know anybody your way. Why are you moving from Seattle? Rain and cold or is it a job related move? Are you building your own house?
What part of SE Alabama? There are some folks around here in Mobile/Baldwin counties that may be able to help, depending on what your needs are, but it may very well be closer for you to look in the Panhandle or SW Georgia.
