[mplpost] Canadian Guitars

[Jay Linden]

I'll hang onto me 1974 Grit Laskin for at least another 27 years,
thanks.  Pre-armrest, pre-pictures on the headstock.  Definitely *not*
pre-super sound. http://www.williamlaskin.com

There's also a really fine luthier up in Timmins named Mario Proulx.  If
you're into flatpicking especially, his guitars are rich and loud and
hold their own nicely in a jam session.  http://www.proulxguitars.com

Was Orville Gibson a Canadian <grin>?


Steve Lacey wrote:
> 
> I'd like to third the vote for Peter's guitars. We had a very sweet little
> 3/4 size instrument that he made for us, similar to the one Paddy plays. Our
> shock was equal to our grief when it was stolen a couple of summers ago.
> 
> Steve L.
> 
> >Ben sed--I would like to second Padddy's vote for Peter Sawchyn.I have had mine
> >since 94.
> >
> >>Paddy sed--I would like to add my vote for Peter Sawchyn's guitars and
> mandolins.  I have
> >>been playing one of his guitars for over two decades (yikes!) and I love it
> >>dearly!
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