+1 Totally how I feel too...Originally posted by LeifK
I'm really attracted to the looks of the Driskill and I don't thing I'll be able to forget about it until I try one out for myself.
yeah...this one is #6...so I'm not sure if I should chance it since I can't play it first.Originally posted by petrucci
Strangly enough, the newer ones seem to sell for more used than the older ones.
I would say (Joe also says this all the time) that the new ones are much better that the old ones in terms or sound, playability and the finish/top quality as Joe has made so many advances since those early guitars.
Originally posted by snoopy1@isoc.ne
I have a Mcnaught a Driskill on order a PRS, EB My next guitar is a Myka and a Thorn then my quest is finished
Bob, thats not totally true, Joe owns "SLACKER" so its not totally hand madeOriginally posted by Bob Collins
How many luthiers do make their own bridges? Joe, btw, is a one man operation... when you buy a Driskill you get a true hand made beauty by Father Joe without a production crew.