Kellar Winkelmeyer's Page

Hi Kellar
I SEE YOU ARE STILL PICKIN AND A GRINNIN
Nice to hear from you glad to be your friend.
TAKE CARE
Maurice

Hey Kellar,
I've had my Posch since January, it arrive on the 18th, and it's Leo's #18, some kink of selestial alingment thing going on. It's a great box, light, powerfull, and great tone.

Rich

Thanks Keller adn I look forward to seein gyou at Kamp in June if not sooner.

Kellar,

Thanks for sending me the note. I've wanted to know for some time now who the lucky person was who owned MY guitar (that's a joke ).

Some years ago, when Leo agreed to make my guitar, I told him I wanted a 000-12 fret w/brazilian rosewood & a cutaway. After we priced the braz, I elected to go with Madagascar RW, which was much less expensive. Also, Leo said, since this was his first guitar, he'd much prefer not attempting a cutaway, so I went without one.

I watched Leo make your guitar & played it some just before he sent it to you. I really feel in love with it. I love my guitar (I'm sure you've seen the pics on his website), but your's is what I would have had if I'da had my druthers.

As an aside, I currently have in my possession (through some strange gyrations). It's probably the finest new dread I've ever played.

Photos of the new guitar are at:

http://picasaweb.google.com/flatpicker9/Posch23#

Roger Renfro
Lenexa, KS (If you're ever up this way & want to stop by, call me at 913 205-6571 or e-mail at flatpicker9@gmail.com

Thanks for the friendship Kellar:)

Kellar,

It's cool to run across another one of Leo's clients. I'm blessed to own #002 and #009, both of them incredible guitars! Who is the lefty player in your band? Be sure and tell him about the lefty forum that I own, LeftyFrets.net! It's a cool hangout for lefty players like us.

Regards,

Gary
Albany, Ga.

I was at Kamp in '06 and again this year. 2009 looks "iffy" right now, unless this economy turns around a LOT between now and then! I'm a residential designer who designs houses, and my biz is way off right now.

Tell Steve to look up Dale at DHR Music (dhrmusic.com). Dale plays like Steve and orders lefty guitars that are strung righty!

Gary

Hey Kellar,

I haven't heard from or about you recently. How's that Posch doing? Are you still as excited about it as you were when it was new? My 000 just keeps getting better & better. Leo certainly knows what he's doing, doesn't he? By the way, have you seen this thread in the UMGF?

http://tinyurl.com/b96yzl

Roger Renfro
Lenexa
Posch # 1

Kellar,

I'm glad to hear that you're still enjoying your Posch. They are wonderful instruments.

I do not have a pick-up in mine. I play mostly in small jams. Also, I have a local musical friend, who also plays guitar & mandolin. We play quite a bit in nursing homes (2-3X each months). I don't need amplification for any place I play.

As for kamp, I probably won't be attending kamp anymore. I have parkinsons disease & it's just getting too difficult for me to get around (& to get to & from) at kamp . This is a MAJOR bummer for me, as kamp has been for me, for many years, the most fun I have all year long. I will REALLY miss it. Gettin' old is a real pain.

Have you attended kamp before? If you go in 2010, you'll have to tell me all about it, so I can live a little bit vicariously through you.

Best,

Roger

Barbara,
My Posch D18, Leo's 18th instrument, landed on my door January 18, 2008. I try and fine time to play it every day. It' an amazingly powerful guitar, If you make it to Winfield stop by Pikes Pick and say hello