Tobias Copley Guitars

[Moonstruck]

Hi all. My name is Toby Copley. I am new to this forum and hope to chat with you about all aspects of building great musical instruments.

My relative John Copley put me on to this forum. I hadn't met John until a couple of weeks ago and only discovered our relation a couple of years ago.

When I met John we had a great talk about all things building. I build mostly electric guitars and basses, while John makes Mandolins, Lap-steels, Ukuleles, Resonators and other Acoustic instruments. Needless to say, I was in awe when I saw his workshop and (more importantly) his instruments.

I am based in Perth, Western Australia and have been building, servicing and repairing all sorts of stringed instruments for over 10 years. I had been working in musical instrument retail stores and with respected guitar builders until I started my own business in July 2011.

I'm always up for a chat about guitars or other instruments, so feel free to hit me up.

Cheers.

p.s. I have some pics of my work in the Gallery section of this forum.

[Allen]

Thanks for the into and welcome to the forum Tobias. Looking forward to your input.

[Chopper]

I recently had the pleasure of meeting Toby for the first time on his recent trip to the east and he struck me as a fine young man, seeing his instruments I think he has a bright future and he has age on his side. I look forward to your contributions to this forum.
Merry Christmas to everyone and a bright and prosperous New Year
Cheers John

[jeffhigh]

Welcome Toby, some nice instruments there

[ozwood]

Nice stuff Toby,

Welcome.

[ozziebluesman]

Welcome Toby.

You have built some nice looking instruments.

Plenty of great guitar builders here to learn from.

Cheers

Alan

[Kim]

Welcome to the ANZLF Toby

You have some impressive builds under your belt and I'm sure we all looking forward to you ongoing participation

Cheers

Kim

[Moonstruck]

Thanks for your welcoming comments guys.

[steve roberts]

Hi Toby
Welcome to the forum i am sure you will enjoy being part of it.
Looking forward to seeing more of your work
Regards Steve