Ken Parker's latest archtop "Spot"

I second the WOW! As an old guitar-picker, I enthusiastically embrace the sound of especially the "Spot", but they all sound superb. They remind me of a Wm. C. Stahl, made in Milwaukee ca. 1930 that I once had (burned up with my house at the time in 1972), and I still miss it. Thanks for the tip on the site, I'm going to order some cd's right away. I no longer play anymore, gave my '75 Gibson J-55 archback to my son, and he gets a lot of good use out of it. Kind of neat, one of his earlier memories is standing up, looking into the sound hole of that Gibson, so he was happy to to take it off my hands.
Hearing these beautiful guitars brings back good memories, a real pleasure. Thanks a lot.
Regards,
Dan

Dan, thanks for the kind thoughts.

I hate hearing guitars burned in houses stories and really feel your pain despite it being 36 years ago. I'm sure it still hurts to think about.

Dave

I triple the wow,had a johnny smith.I now have a guild savoy x150 maple,love flamed maple.Cool axe!!