OP
Yes. It was a natural cave and pop just built a full interior.
The Ranch House Studio Visit:
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Yes. It was a natural cave and pop just built a full interior.
OP
Pop and I were out helping neighbors with a broken down farm truck. I came in for lunch and took a minute to jam with Mom...
OP
Up close with our 1959 Sears Silvertone 1450 (Danelectro U-1)
Although I restored the guitar in 2011, the strap is the original that came with the guitar.
I had to recreate the original aluminum nut. Note reverse winds on E and e to yield straight pull through the nut:
Although the wood has been sanded, the frets are untouched:
Although I restored the guitar in 2011, the strap is the original that came with the guitar.
I had to recreate the original aluminum nut. Note reverse winds on E and e to yield straight pull through the nut:
Although the wood has been sanded, the frets are untouched:
OP
Like that picture with your Mom! Some good memories in that picture.
Foe sure....
OP
Visiting The Ranch today for Mom's 80th Birthday...
OP
Good Morning from The Ranch House, just a few minutes ago.
OP
Amp Mad Scientist
Ambassador of Heresy
Dude, that would make the perfecto entrance for a secret underground amplifier laboratory.
(Bat Man Class cave entrance)
Can I live in there?
OP
I want the bat barricade that flops down when you approach...
CoyotesGator
Ambassador of Reptilian Rum Bar Affairs
Very cool Robert.
OP
Control Room at The Ranch House Studio...
OP
Old house instruments - guitars, mandolin, banjo and fiddle.
OP
My very first guitar on the left - a 1959 Sears Silvertone - and my current Frankencaster:
OP
The very first guitar I built from scratch - Von Herndon StudioCaster, serial number 1 - a 24.75 scale, Floyd Rose Super Strat:
OP
Looking into the control Room from Studio 'A' - Centaur Mixing Console circa 1979.
OP
Visiting again for the holiday weekend.
OP
My Dad (Left) in 1954 and my Grandfather (Right) in 1935
