R.F. Ohl Guitar

Attention all Music Lovers…

We are having a R.F. Ohl custom guitar built by Mike Stanley, a local musician and producer. Check out the progress of this fantastic project right here. We will be updating this blog post with the latest info and pictures.

As part of this project, we are running a special giveaway sweepstakes to one luck random winner. All you need to do is complete the form on this page to register for a chance to win, no strings attached.

The lucky winner gets to choose between a DJ Gig or a package of guitar lessons. The DJ Gig is worth $400 and lasts up to 4 hours. The Guitar lessons are weekly lessons for 3 months, valued at $300. Click here for complete details about either prize.

This guitar will have locking tuners, strap locks, a 3-tone cherry burst finish and a black P90 single-coil pick-up. It also will have a dual bridge arrangement instead of a wrap-around bridge because they’re just better. The neck pocket was pre-cut to match the neck from the factory in Sacramento, California. It’s going to be a glued-in neck, like real Gibson Les Paul Jr’s have. However unlike a Gibson, the R.F. Ohl guitar will have a belly carve in back so it doesn’t dig into your ribs like their guitars can.

Complete This Form To Be Entered To Win Our Giveaway Sweepstakes

Here is the design prototype and a look at some of the parts:

Sweepstakes Prize Details:

Either prize is full filled by Mike Stanley.

The DJ Gig is valued at $400 and lasts up to 4 hours. It can be at any location within a 50 mile radius of Lehighton, PA. Winner must provide 1 month’s advance notice to schedule the gig.

The guitar lessons are weekly lessons over a 3 month period consisting a total of 12, 30 minute lessons. They are held in Lehighton PA at Royal Jam Studios.

Terms and Conditions:

• This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with, Facebook or Google.
• Only one winner will be selected. Winner can choose one prize, either the DJ Gig or the Guitar Lessons.

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