Our friend Bill Meyer of Tecolote Guitar Works used an endpin plug and some nice woodworking skills to repair damage to this problem endpin

Jon Garon, (left) who owned one of the worlds largest Martin dealers, “My Favorite Guitars” and renown flatpicking monsters, Jack Lawrence (center) and Clay Hess (right ) at Nazfest ’06.
I was privileged to be requested by Jon to provide my components for the new Martin Jack Lawrence signature edition D28 now offered by MFG. Jon’s website is available at my LINKS page!


Phantom was my first employee. Not a team player. Didn’t take any bullshit. Loved listening to Glenn Miller. Took his position at the desk on the day we started, figured out how to use the phone and would hang up on some of you occasionally. He was never sorry about it. He hung out in the office every day and was a constant companion who never knew he was a cat and was one of my very best friends. Sadly, Phantom passed away at the tender age of 80 (in cat years) in 2017 but will always be part of our story.


Little Deuce. Employee #2. What can I say? Lovable fat, lazy slob. Bridge pins will successfully go through a cat’s digestive tract. Just ask him. When you call…..that’s where he’s laying. If he could talk, every word would be an F-bomb. I wonder where he learned that?
