New Owner of Pit Bull Guitars

Congrtaulations to you both and best of luck for you Adam in your future endeavours, and for you Tim, with running Pitbull :)

Nice to hear it's staying local. All the best Adam and many thanks for the great customer service over my past seven builds. Welcome Tim to a very well-run establishment; keep up the good work.

Thats fantastic news. Welcome Tim and thankyou Adam for your input and advice over the years. I'm relatively new to the site, been a few months now. Great advice on here, along with may awesome members. A new venture is like finding a new girlfriend, all shiny and new and very exciting, lol. I will be considering another build so very interested to see where this goes.

Congratulations Adam And Tim. Just getting back into building again and look forward to buying some more parts.

It was always a pleasure dealing with Adam, I think Tim is in good hands.

rob

Congratulations Tim and Andy. Glad that pitbull guitars are back.

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Great news that the world continues to turn, I came here today to see if there was something that piqued my fancy such as a DC LP Junior with P90s.

Thanks for your service to us and also the enjoyment I've had with the kits I have built, the PB, ST & TL have all made it onto released recordings but like all personal builds are never really finished so the tweaks go on.

A safe and happy festive season to you and yours and good luck with future endeavours.

Looking forward to seeing whats on the horizon for the Bass kit list. Welcome aboard Tim.

Any possibility of a Rickenbacker 6-string? Just a thought for the new owners.

Congratulations and every success with the new venture.
Please consider adding a Set Neck Les Paul Double Cut Junior to the offerings.
Also what about a set neck, Brian May Red Special Kit?

PS.. It would be a great idea to include a small off cut of the body wood with every kit.
This would give us an opportunity to test wood stains etc.

Welcome and congratulations, Tim. Hoping to keep throwing a little business your way. But you know, you've got mighty big shoes to fill. Best of luck.