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Brad Bechtel


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San Francisco, CA
Post  Posted 21 Sep 2002 8:11 am    
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Just saw this on the Elderly Instruments web site:
Tim Scheerhorn Resonator Guitar Seminar
Find out how to "hot rod" your resonator guitar with one of Jerry Douglas' favorite craftsmen!

Saturday , October 26, 2002
10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Elderly Instruments
workshop ($30.00)

Tim Scheerhorn, most recently featured on the cable network CMT will give an in-store seminar on how to "hot rod" your resonator guitar. Tim will take an existing resonator and add the Scheerhorn flair to it. Seminar will cover set-up, bridge placement, cone instalation, and more. Don't miss this special event!


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HowardR


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Post  Posted 21 Sep 2002 9:05 am    
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Brad, bring your Liberty with you...
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Brad Bechtel


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San Francisco, CA
Post  Posted 21 Sep 2002 2:37 pm    
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If they ever have him visit Gryphon Stringed Instruments in Palo Alto, California instead of Elderly in Lansing, Michigan, I'll be there, Liberty in hand.

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