A gentleman with Parkinsons...

guitars4you

chatting with @DB1 today and it turns out I know the potential customer very well - Lovely gentleman - In his late 60's/early 70's - Very sad as he was a nice player but now barely able to hold down a note/chord - A true gentleman - A very intelligent person - So sad to see him come to this ref his playing

DB1

guitars4you said:

chatting with @DB1 today and it turns out I know the potential customer very well - Lovely gentleman - In his late 60's/early 70's - Very sad as he was a nice player but now barely able to hold down a note/chord - A true gentleman - A very intelligent person - So sad to see him come to this ref his playing

Yes, I'd echo all of that - an absolute gent. I had wondered whether you might know him, given his location. He also expressed an interest in an ES-175, so I might drop mine off for him to see if it suits him. The size and weight of the ES-275 was just right, but (although it only has 10-46's on) the strings were just too heavy. He has to play 8's now (perhaps 9's at a push) so I might restring it and lend it to him for a bit, although the set up of the ES-275 is pretty delicate.