My Jeff Miller custom guitar is now up for sale!

*Sigh*
 
Oh well, here's the auction link: The Gaudy Paul

It looks sweet.  Wish I had the $$$ and some talent to give her a good home.  

Hey, that thing is being sold by some guy named craigb63. I wonder is that is his real name?

Not a problem!  Joy left and took my Pride with her (guess I'll have to use 409 now).

Although I definitely didn't want to sell that guitar, it really isn't my style.  I do like my guitars to look awesome, but I'm far more concerned about functionality and that's what I'll miss the most.  I had troubles playing the darn thing with that inlay - I kept looking down and then stopping to figure out what fret I was on (instead of either trusting my hands or using the edge dots).  Most of the time I played my other custom and just stared at the one for sale - lol!

Plus, eventually, I'll have the new one (called the "Red Rocker") which will be a very light Korina wood and much easier on the back.  That wenge chunk and capped maple back make the Gaudy guitar one heavy mo fo!  Great for sustain, but not so much for my posture.

 Change "keep your picks" to "keep your stash of picks" and you could get an extra couple hundred out of the sale.

 Take it from an old salesman. ;-)

Beagle


she's a beauty, craig IFYRG.*  sorry you have to sell her.


*if that's you're real guitar 

Well, my middle initial IS "J" you know...

I just looked at all the pictures of your guitar here:

http://www.guitaristjeffmiller.com/guitars15.htm

It's jaw dropping.

I think seeing the incredible quality of the raw wood, the attention to detail with his selection, and the near perfect symmetry of the wood grain puts this guitar in the 'ultra' (I just made that up) custom category.

I didn't recognize the level of detail until I viewed the step by step process.

The thing is sizzzling.


I am very thankful it's not in my personal favorite color.

Woot!

We're up over 100 viewers with several watchers now - not bad for about 20 hours of listing time!

Not at all Shad, go for it!

Great job with the Ebay listing.
Wish you the best and everything works out
the way you want.
Someone will get a beautiful guitar.

Holy crap that looked like a lot of work!  It sure gives the term "painstakingly hand-made" a new meaning.

My legs are cramping just looking at their work environment, don't they have chairs? 

Of course, Bapu is only wondering how to get an Am chord out of a single string instrument with a whammy!

Thanks for the link Spacey!

Craig I'm really surprised your guitar hasn't sold yet.
Good move going to auction so maybe it'll move.
No doubt it's a very fine guitar so it must be economic issues
for the delayed sell.