Which is your favorite?

[Bill Groner]

[Joe Cook]

I picked number 3 because I've always liked that Audiovox shape, and this looks like an updated vintage design. They are all beautiful, Bill!

[Steve Wilson]

Hard to choose just one, but I do like you latest one (#2) a lot. However the aluminum B6 style (#5) I believe is perhaps the most innovative construction.

[David DeLoach]

#5 Skinny Panda!

[Samuel Phillippe]

I like the looks of #4 but I need it right handed. Of the ones listed #2 can be shipped to me, at your expense....LOL

Sam

[Jack Hanson]

I would probably have voted for the Century Deluxe, if given that option. Out of the six in the photos, it's a toss-up between the Audiovox and the skinny B-6 to me. But I sure do like that chunk of maple you used for the newby.

Bravo, Bill!

[David Knutson]

For me it’s the beautiful new maple one. Ya, I’ve always been a sucker for natural maple, but the body shape, the headstock, right down to the Gibson style knobs - you nailed it.

[Bill Groner]

Thanks David. I could not be happier with the outcome.

[David M Brown]

I have no opinion since I have not played on any of those particular steels.

For me, it's the instrument itself, each one has its own character, even supposedly the "same" model.

[Bill Groner]

Head EAST 3,000 miles and you can play any or all you like. I get what you are saying, but I guess what I meant in the post was, which one, was your favorite looking steel. Hope this clears up any confusion.

[Mike A Holland]

Bill I voted for Audiovox aluminium sandwich. I love everything about this guitar. But I also very much like the one next to it with the scroll fendery type headstock. This would make an ideal headstock for a 7 string guitar. I have never seen am aesthetically pleasing 7 string headstock, but I believe this one could just be perfect. Enjoy your retirement, but it would be nice to see more of your creations if you decide to start making them again!

[Rich Arnold]

The Panda.

[Terry Wood]

Panda

[Kully Stiles]

Panda