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Mike Neer


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Post  Posted 21 Jun 2018 4:03 am    
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There is a really nice article appearing in this month's 'The UV Life'--an Oregon-based publication. Some great pics of Todd in his shop and the story of his path to steel guitar.

Congrats, Todd!

https://www.theuvlife.com/blog/2018/6/20/guitar-hero
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Bill McCloskey

 

Post  Posted 21 Jun 2018 4:23 am    
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Nice mention of you Mike!
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Jack Hanson


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Post  Posted 21 Jun 2018 6:15 am    
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A really nice piece -- thanks for sharing, Mike.
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Andy Volk


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Post  Posted 21 Jun 2018 6:24 am    
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Nice article - thanks Mike and congrats, Todd. We don't see steel guitarists/builders showcased in articles for general readers very often.
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Mark Helm


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Post  Posted 21 Jun 2018 7:13 am     Yea, Todd!
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One of my dreams is to someday own a Clinesmith guitar. Right now, I'm using his bars, which are absolutely fantastic. And my dealings with Todd have been wonderful, too--he's kind, responsive, open, and a total pro. Can't wait to see what he comes up with next!

Way to go, Todd! Great people and great work always rise to the top.
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Paolo Conti

 

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Post  Posted 21 Jun 2018 10:58 am    
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Nice article indeed, thanks for sharing Mike.
I am quite curious about this kind of frying pan frame on the wall on the 4th picture Smile
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Todd Clinesmith


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Lone Rock Free State Oregon
Post  Posted 21 Jun 2018 5:29 pm    
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Thanks for posting this Mike. The Umpqua Valley and area is a great place to live. Probably the best kept secret in Oregon. We need more musicians in the area though. Happy to be part of the community here, and recognized by our quality local publication.

Paolo, you have a good eye..
I have a frypan prototype about ready. I will be coming out with it very soon, hopefully by the end of the month.

Thanks for the comments and for reading the article.
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Nathan Laudenbach

 

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Post  Posted 22 Jun 2018 7:24 am    
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I may or may not have seen todd playing his frypan on a leaked iPhone video.... Sounds and looks amazing!
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Paolo Conti

 

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Post  Posted 1 Jul 2018 4:24 am    
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Thanks for your answer Todd.
I look forward to seeing more about this new model.
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