[Dick Vomer]

Wow. I’m looking at my Taylor right now with a Schub and a keyser capo. I tried to saw off a Keyser to make It fit like the Schub. Not FUNNY how
I nearly tore up my Taylor’s neck. You r exactly correct about the Lance McCollum I just don’t trust sending my money overseas. Not that I don’t trust the Luthier but I don’t trust the shippers. Could you imagine getting a pile of toothpicks and chicken wire instead of you 18-24 month wait multi thousand dollar guitar. I’d have to be institutionalized. Hahahaha

[Scoutmaster]

Lance McCollum made his guitars in California, so there wouldn't be an 'overseas' or wait involved . . . but he died in February 2009. You would have to settle for a used McCollum.

They're priced like highly sought-after guitars by a single luthier. Dream Guitars in Asheville, NC has two used McCollum baritones in stock - in the $8,000 to $10,000 range. I'll pass on those (so you can buy both of them), but I'd buy one before I'd buy one of Gibson's $15,000 John Lennon 70th Birthday "self-portrait" J-160e models.

I'm sorry about the neck of your Taylor.