Comments for Molter Guitars http://molterguitars.com Handcrafted Instruments by Danny Molter Sun, 04 Sep 2011 22:50:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 Comment on Aha moment (Dale Cockley) by danny http://molterguitars.com/guitar-blog/2011/04/aha-moment-dale-cockley/comment-page-1/#comment-567 danny Sun, 04 Sep 2011 22:50:51 +0000 http://molterguitars.com/?p=476#comment-567 Thanks for the encouragement. It was another "wild coincedence" that I ran into Dale this afternoon and told him about your e-mail. It was good to talk with Dale because I haven't talked with him in awhile. He has such a gift and I am thankful that one of my instruments ( actually Dale Has 4 of my guitars) helps him share that gift with alot of people. Thanks again for the e-mail Thanks for the encouragement. It was another “wild coincedence” that I ran into Dale this afternoon and told him about your e-mail. It was good to talk with Dale because I haven’t talked with him in awhile. He has such a gift and I am thankful that one of my instruments ( actually Dale Has 4 of my guitars) helps him share that gift with alot of people. Thanks again for the e-mail

]]> Comment on Aha moment (Dale Cockley) by Bill Nolan http://molterguitars.com/guitar-blog/2011/04/aha-moment-dale-cockley/comment-page-1/#comment-566 Bill Nolan Sun, 04 Sep 2011 03:38:37 +0000 http://molterguitars.com/?p=476#comment-566 It is really great that Dale was able to give the gift of music to a Child whose life was silent. I wish there was a picture of this Childs face when she heard the lovely sound coming from the guitar you made. It is truly a gift from God. It's been a long time since I've seen my friend Dale. I miss his smiling face and his humor. I've searched for Dale for a long time. But knowing he brings joy to so many people, fills the void of our friendship. Please continue to use Gods Gift so my old friend can continue to do Gods work. Sincerely, Bill Nolan, Philadelphia, Pa. It is really great that Dale was able to give the gift of music to a Child whose life was silent. I wish there was a picture of this Childs face when she heard the lovely sound coming from the guitar you made. It is truly a gift from God.
It’s been a long time since I’ve seen my friend Dale. I miss his smiling face and his humor. I’ve searched for Dale for a long time. But knowing he brings joy to so many people, fills the void of our friendship. Please continue to use Gods Gift so my old friend can continue to do Gods work.
Sincerely,
Bill Nolan, Philadelphia, Pa.

]]> Comment on Aha moment (Dale Cockley) by Charlie Molter http://molterguitars.com/guitar-blog/2011/04/aha-moment-dale-cockley/comment-page-1/#comment-520 Charlie Molter Sun, 12 Jun 2011 15:54:37 +0000 http://molterguitars.com/?p=476#comment-520 Hi Danny, I was really moved at your mention of a guitarist that has three of your instrumants and a little girls first music she ever heard was his guitar. Of course nothing happens by accident. God is in Control. I smiled when I thought about the three guitars and I instantly thought of the real 3 in one/ The Father, Son and Holy Spirit. God is so good. I have often though even though I have 25 guitars I would indeed someday, love to have an electric guitar made by Danny Molter. We are all related as I keep hearing about the Molter Brothers coming from Germany and one settled in the Ohio area and another in Ca. My Dad and Aunts told me the same thing but some say 2 brother and some say 4?. It doesn't matter at all. LOL I am out of work again, it seemspeople don't think someone at 63 will stay around long?? Well of course, 20-30 years is totally out of the question! Hahaha I have been in Aviation some 41 years and playing Guitar and Bass about 52 years. I also have a shop/ was a 3rd bedroom long ago. Keep in touch my Brother in Christ for sure too. (Email me and I'll send you some pix." Blessings to you and yours. Sincerely, Charlie Molter Hi Danny, I was really moved at your mention of a guitarist that has three of your instrumants and a little girls first music she ever heard was his guitar. Of course nothing happens by accident. God is in Control. I smiled when I thought about the three guitars and I instantly thought of the real 3 in one/ The Father, Son and Holy Spirit. God is so good.
I have often though even though I have 25 guitars I would indeed someday, love to have an electric guitar made by Danny Molter. We are all related as I keep hearing about the Molter Brothers coming from Germany and one settled in the Ohio area and another in Ca. My Dad and Aunts told me the same thing but some say 2 brother and some say 4?. It doesn’t matter at all. LOL I am out of work again, it seemspeople don’t think someone at 63 will stay around long?? Well of course, 20-30 years is totally out of the question! Hahaha I have been in Aviation some 41 years and playing Guitar and Bass about 52 years. I also have a shop/ was a 3rd bedroom long ago. Keep in touch my Brother in Christ for sure too. (Email me and I’ll send you some pix.”
Blessings to you and yours. Sincerely, Charlie Molter

]]> Comment on Special Delivery by Amy Ernest http://molterguitars.com/guitar-blog/2011/03/special-delivery/comment-page-1/#comment-465 Amy Ernest Wed, 13 Apr 2011 16:12:50 +0000 http://molterguitars.com/?p=471#comment-465 Danny...it is Amy...your old neighbor...I think these pixs are great and I saw the beauty and craftmanship of the guitar right before you finished. The inlays were so magnificant. You are so talented and you certainly are doing God's work. Danny…it is Amy…your old neighbor…I think these pixs are great and I saw the beauty and craftmanship of the guitar right before you finished. The inlays were so magnificant. You are so talented and you certainly are doing God’s work.

]]> Comment on First coats of Nitro by John B http://molterguitars.com/guitar-blog/2010/05/first-coats-of-nitro/comment-page-1/#comment-25 John B Fri, 14 May 2010 23:18:57 +0000 http://molterguitars.com/?p=320#comment-25 If it sounds and plays anywhere near as good as it looks, its' going to be awesome! Your going to have to let it go. I promise to give it a good home! Just gorgeous! Thanks! If it sounds and plays anywhere near as good as it looks, its’
going to be awesome! Your going to have to let it go. I promise to give it a good home! Just gorgeous! Thanks!

]]> Comment on John B’s binding by John B http://molterguitars.com/guitar-blog/2010/04/john-bs-binding/comment-page-1/#comment-20 John B Tue, 20 Apr 2010 10:35:04 +0000 http://molterguitars.com/?p=306#comment-20 Danny, You were absolutely right on target. The binding and purfling look great against that gorgeous Koa. Thanks for the suggestion. Danny, You were absolutely right on target. The binding and purfling look great against that gorgeous Koa. Thanks for the suggestion.

]]> Comment on John B.’s all koa DCS bent sides by John B http://molterguitars.com/guitar-blog/2010/02/john-b-s-all-koa-dcs-bent-sides/comment-page-1/#comment-17 John B Tue, 02 Mar 2010 11:20:43 +0000 http://molterguitars.com/?p=279#comment-17 Danny, Thanks for the "play by play" photos during the process. It is so cool to watch your artistry from all the way across the country. This last set of pics has got me anxious to see the next phase. I can tell that this guitar is going to be beautiful. can't wait! John B Danny,
Thanks for the “play by play” photos during the process.
It is so cool to watch your artistry from all the way across the country. This last set of pics has got me anxious to see the next phase. I can tell that this guitar is going to be beautiful. can’t wait!

John B

]]> Comment on Ryans butterscotch burst by Ryan http://molterguitars.com/guitar-blog/2010/02/ryans-butterscotch-burst/comment-page-1/#comment-16 Ryan Thu, 25 Feb 2010 18:58:53 +0000 http://molterguitars.com/?p=264#comment-16 looking amazing, i'm so excited i can't wait to play it! looking amazing, i’m so excited i can’t wait to play it!

]]> Comment on Benign Cutaway Model by Marty Head http://molterguitars.com/guitar-blog/whats-in-the-shop/2009/10/benign-cutaway-model/comment-page-1/#comment-6 Marty Head Thu, 07 Jan 2010 14:56:36 +0000 http://molterguitars.com/?p=58#comment-6 Danny, I'm still loving my Rosewood/Bearclaw spruce acoustic. I wanted to wait until the honeymoon was over to make an unbiased judgement and now that I've had it for over a year I think I can do that. I really love the projection of this guitar. It truly is a cannon. It has the precise thumping bass notes of an old Martin but sounds more balanced tonally than any other rosewood/spruce guitar that I have owned in the past. The playability is second to none. This is my second Molter and it definately won't be my last! Thanks, Marty Danny, I’m still loving my Rosewood/Bearclaw spruce acoustic. I wanted to wait until the honeymoon was over to make an unbiased judgement and now that I’ve had it for over a year I think I can do that. I really love the projection of this guitar. It truly is a cannon. It has the precise thumping bass notes of an old Martin but sounds more balanced tonally than any other rosewood/spruce guitar that I have owned in the past. The playability is second to none. This is my second Molter and it definately won’t be my last! Thanks, Marty

]]> Comment on Ryan’s electric by samner http://molterguitars.com/guitar-blog/2010/01/ryans-electric/comment-page-1/#comment-5 samner Thu, 07 Jan 2010 00:16:59 +0000 http://molterguitars.com/?p=149#comment-5 looks beautiful! looks beautiful!

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