Nope, you haven't seen it, and you won't for awhile. But the latest from the Wizard of Athens has me too excited not to start the sharing process. Hopefully in a couple of weeks a video of Bryan playing it will be posted.
In person, the sound is amazing, even with my playing.

The history of this one stretches back to before the Civil War, includes a mule team, a rescue from demolition, Vermillion Bayou, and continues with a wonderful Cajun woman who relates to it all. Made possible by the skill and generosity of one Bryan Lafleur.

Like Paul Harvey, I can't wait to tell you "The Rest of the Story".

I used it to record Blacktop Blues, to get Jamie off my back, well I guess he won't get off my back until I actually post it. Coming soon, Jamie, but it won't be in the key of G.

This was definitely my hardest to turn over to it's rightful owner.

Alright; these descriptions were sufficient to get me drooling . . .

Is it true this one has lights on it? you know, for playing at night.

Actually, in contrasts to Chucks challenge projects, this one was a step in the realm of simplicity.

A 9-button 3-stopper?

3 button, 9 stopper?

Ten button four stop, with each stop in a different key?...God it'd be cool to be able to get away with that.

John

I'm writing all this down.

So am I, Bryan. Just saying.