>This puppy feels so sweet, hollis, tis a dream. The tones that come out of it are truly unbeleivable....I read all that you Skylark owners have been saying about the different sounds you can get, but reading isn't hearing it. This must be heaven!

I'm so happy for you Bob.  I've been exactly where you are right now, and it's an amazing view from those heights! The discovery process is incredible.... Have fun.

It's okay with me if you still want to be Bob (at least for a while longer..). Hell, I remember being in a 3rd grade class of 25 kids, where there were four Bobs, and we never seemed to get confused. I don't know why the Pauls seem to have so much trouble with this, but that's another topic :-)
 
Okay, it's a beauty, but are you really going to stick with those gold knobs? Seems like black would nicely compliment the ebony peghead...
 
Now go play. We'll still be here later.
-Bob (bob)

Well ...those Pauls ...that is a long story.  
Back at the dawn of time ...  
 
Nah!  
 
Basically we just love to talk much and confuse other people! Believe me ...I can know ...I am gemini and there are about 8 Pauls in me ...well ...that I am aware off!  
HA!!!!  
Brother BOB Bob, so much Bob's in your school? Maybe you lived through school in an aquarium??
 
 
Paul the bad one  
 
FAB Robert ...great!!!!
 
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That is a beauty!! You're now on the path to a nice, clean , healthy addition! How long until the custom order?
 
Welcome to the club.
 
John Paul

Wow,what a beautiful guitar.Congratulations.I need to steer Kenny Brack to one of these sweet guitars.

I love Zebra wood.  I must have been a tree in a past life.  Enjoy your axe and welcome to the club.
 
Ellery (Lowlife)

Simply Beautiful...Nice!!!
 
Mikey/

Welcome aboard Robert! Simply put, that is a beautiful guitar!
 
 
Paul, one of the many.....I mean The Good One!

After a rather lengthy association with various, I am convinced that there are neither Good Ones nor Bad Ones - just way too many Pauls (even not counting the pretenders, like The Fake One).

Bob,
 
Congratulations and welcome to the club! Beautiful zebra there! Probably the nicest I've seen. Enjoy all the sounds you're about to create. I'm not quite sure how the Series I and Series II fellas deal with all of those knobs and switches. The Skylark's implicity of design is, in no way, an indicator of the tone she's capable of. Everyday, there's something new. Enjoy the ride.
 
Regards,
 
Jonathan