Gray Guitars. You hear of them? Looks like a Melancon copy to me.

[Saul Goodman]

 

[velorush]

Shane Theriot referred to his green one as a "mel-an-sahn" (I *think*). Is that right? I'm not too hip on the Cajun pronunciations. I'd always read it (never said it) as mel-an-kahn ("KAHN!" -JTK).

Never heard of Gray, but I don't get out from between the swamps much.

[Saul Goodman]

3 hours ago, velorush said:

Shane Theriot referred to his green one as a "mel-an-sahn" (I *think*). Is that right? I'm not too hip on the Cajun pronunciations. I'd always read it (never said it) as mel-an-kahn ("KAHN!" -JTK).

Never heard of Gray, but I don't get out from between the swamps much.

Yes, Mel on sawn with a fading off at the end typical of French nazality. Not Mel an can. RIP.

[Jeff R]

muh-LAW-saw

Trust me on this.

  

 

 

[Dutchman]

Either way he built fantastic guitars! I love mine!!!

[Saul Goodman]

1 hour ago, Dutchman said:

Either way he built fantastic guitars! I love mine!!!

Some of the best. I've had several. The Gray looks like an exact copy of his T style with the belly cut. The neck joint looks like an exact copy of Gerrard's which at the time was an innovation.