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There’s something about his builds that look so clean and crisp.

I’ve been admiring that Lentz for a few weeks. That’s a great deal.

The same way someone saved $500 in 1970? :dunno

Finally, someone under the age of 65 asks a guitar related question but then they mostly get condescending answers. I sold a Lentz T to someone who uses it in their high school band. Sorry OP.

I used to hang out with Alvin in the 60's. He was know as the Keith Moon of chipmunks back then.

What's the remaining 6%? People talking when they should be playing?

I don't do bends, vibrato or play in tune. Kind of got my own thing going.

I believe it was a hundred Bolin guitars over 20 years ago. Must be well over 200 not to mention the matching basses and gifts Billy has given to other artists.

Hi Dave! I was thinking of your awesome guitars when I posted that.

Lentz makes a hardtail strat and I think it comes with a broadcaster-style bridge pickup. Probably not easy to find used but they get rave reviews from those who have played them and could be a good compromise for you without really compromising.

What a great movie and event!

I was the original owner of the blac Croydon and was it was the first one built for a customer. I agree with you @mody on the brillance of the bridge pickup!

Hey @eddie101 Here is a picture of the NS. There was a bass version as well that received great reviews. This isn't mine but I have the same violin colored model. You may recognize the headstock from other Steinberger instruments. It's a solidbody but weighs in 6lb range.

I play a Bolin NS. A guitar built by John Bolin and designed by Steinberger with input from Steve Miller. It's a very easy guitar to play with a nice range of tones.

A Lentz Croydon is worthy of consideration.

I received a promotional email from him today.

@zepled112 Try John Bolin. He's built LP's for Jimmy Page and some of us regular folks.

Does a modern bridge work with a vintage middle and neck pickup?

Check out John Bolin at www.bolinguitars.com.

No one does black like Scott. Congratulations!

John Bolin builds them. Here is a fancy one he built for Billy Gibbons.

John Bolin of Bolin Guitars builds these. You can select whatever bridge and other custom design features you like.

I second this!

I've found that there is a short break-period for new Lentz guitars as well. I'm not sure it I'm breaking the guitar in or the guitar is breaking me in.

I don't disagree with Steve Miller but I wonder if he says something similar to his Bohemian Grove buddies.