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Dear Ed
Ok, the JET is still incredible, but Holy Cow
this Centurion is amazing. None of my friends can believe how incredibly light it
is ! I still use Quicksilver #343 as my main player but I have now decided
to use the Centurion at gigs. This guitar has a tone that is indescribable! I will
insure the Centurion for double and pray to The Lord that nothing happens to it at
a gig.
I still love the brightness and
versatility of the Quicksilver but the Centurion gets this smooth creamy Peter
Green meets Santana tone that I have never experienced with any other guitar
that I have ever owned.
Thanks again for this guitar. Currently my
absolute favorite that I own. The guitars I have bought from you over the past 2
years are the prize possessions of my entire life. When I got the JET I
was floored and I assumed you would never be able to build anything better than
that.
When I look back at some of those Crappy
Guitar Center guitars that I used to think were pretty good. I realize that I
have attained a level of clear light since my association with Ed Roman.
You guys are the best guitar builders in the
world. I will be in Vegas this June and I want to take you guys to dinner
anywhere you like.
Thanks Again
Ross Wilkins
Hi Guys,
I was in a couple of weeks back and purchased the Purple JET.
Every time I play this guitar it continues to astound me. I enjoyed it a bit in
your shop, but that's hardly enough to appreciate just how good it is. This
instrument is so expressive and transmits every subtle expression so well. It
sounds like you are actually climbing into the guitar - you can feel the wood
and strings working to do exactly what your fingers ask. I am getting to be a
much better guitarist as I hearing things and finding sounds that were
previously invisible. (not to mention a renewed love of the
instrument and pulling out charts and tabs to practice once again)
With respect to the tone, the flexibility of the pickup switching is allowing me
to do exactly what I want in a way that I did not previously imagine. Amazing
"glass" but not brittle sound in the split positions. This guitar makes so many
sounds and outdoes both the "Strat" and "Les Paul" thing better than either of
those. (I remember when I used to say, well I need a "Fender sound" on this
track so I'm using my strat - HA!) Clarity of tone like this is remarkably
difficult without also revealing some annoying resonance or weakness - I can't
see how its done - this guitar has no rival that I have experienced.
(I don't even play my other guitars any more, except for quick practice on
guitars I leave out or at places where I don't want to worry about taking the
JET.)
Your setup on this instrument is also perfect and much appreciated.
Frank Baker

Dear Mr Roman
THANKS FOR BEING ALIVE !!!
Before I found your website I thought I knew about guitars. I owned two
Gibson guitars, three Paul Reed Smith guitars and one extremely
expensive Custom Shop Stratocaster. I was mistakenly under the impression that
I owned the finest guitars in the world. ha ha..
After finding your website in June 2003 and purchasing a Gledura guitar
from you, I knew that I had an awful lot to learn.
Today, 12/18/03 I am the proud owner of 1 Gledura, 2
Quicksilvers, & 1
Pearlcaster. I just received my
JET Earlewood yesterday.
I dumped the PRS guitars and the Gibsons at a big loss on ebay. The Fender
was impossible to sell so I gave it to my son. My son doesn't even play it he
uses my Pearlcaster. He won't even go near the Fender anymore.
The biggest problem I have now that the Earlewood arrived is I can't decide
on what guitar to play.
You should be made a Saint ! The guitars you sell are easily 3 times as
nice as the crap I was buying at my local Guitar Center. They all came in set
up beautifully and your techs were a pleasure to work with.
I will be probably buying either a Viking or a
Triggs Archtop in January.
God Bless & Have a Happy Holiday
RW
Monterey Cal
A Great Letter from Dan Ali
Dear Ed Roman;
This check is part
of the balance for the Centurion guitar with the pig inlays. I'd
like to thank you for creating a website that opened me up to world of truly
custom made guitars. Sam Ash and Guitar Center stores no longer capture my
interest. Also thank you and Your people for taking me a tour of your Connecticut
shop while I was there. When I ordered my first and second guitars from you
I had requested that the Buzz Feiten system be installed on them.
To be honest I
really wasn't convinced that there was any difference in sound; probably
because I tune my guitars so carefully and with a very accurate strobe tuner;
you would be pressed to tell me that my guitar out of tune. I said, "What a
heck" and ordered the modification anyway.
I then received my
Green Birdseye top JET Earlewood #126; I'm sure you've seen it. I still wasn't convinced
after playing it a week. I then reset the intonation to the Buzz Feiten specs
and tuned up. After one strum I was then a believer. Not only is my JET Earlewood
the best looking and easiest playing guitar in the world, it is also the best
sounding.
I'll match my JET up against any guitar on planet. My JET makes
my beloved Paul Reed Smith Custom 22 feel like an Ibanez. I thought nothing
could top my PRS. If people are buying JET Earlewood guitars just for their
looks that’s understandable, but they are missing the best part; they play
like heaven. Imagine playing full bar chords with distortion and still
sounding sweet.
I can't wait until I
get my Centurion with "Buzz" system and pig inlays, I'm sure that'll
be next to "Hog" up all my attention
Sincerely,
Dan Ali
New York
I just wanted to say thanks
for the beautiful JET guitar I purchased from you. Not only is it
aesthetically perfect it sounds amazing. I had to raise the action a hair
for my own taste but that done I cannot put in down. I own a beautiful Les
Paul and a great Stratocaster but neither compares to the JET. Each
note and chord played resonates perfectly. Thank you for your diligence in
finding such a great guitar maker in Jeff Terwilliger. And thank you for
being straight and honest in your opinions and your business dealings. I
will be back for another guitar soon.

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