Dillion Pearl 6 string lap steel. There is only one left till 2018.

You will never buy a Lap steel of this quality with these components at this price .
Just Check out the features

Model DLS-006 P E/ACT
( Pearl--6 string electric lap steel )

Bound mahogany body with white pearl top
and matching white pearl head stock.

D’Addario strings

23 inch scale, set mahoganyneck

with hand polished 2.7mmfrets

plus 2 way truss rodaction.

Bound Indian rosewoodfingerboard

with large pearl inlays.

Dillion 6 string  roller nut.

Plus, a custom made solidrosewood bridge.

Grover USA gears ( With 18 to 1 ratio)

1 Dillion Alnico 5pickup

plus 1 volume , 1 tone and acoil splitter..

 ( suggested list price  - $ 649.99

I received the Dillion guitar today. One word AWESOME!!!!!!!!. I was thinking about a Gibson but there is no point now. This guitar does everything I want and more. If I ever need another guitar, I will get  a Dillion. This guitar is a real steal and so was the case., Again,  thanks a million, Dennis

Dear Tony

I cant beleive Dillion can make a lap steel of this quality for this price> How dod they do it? I showed it to my friends and they said I was crazy. I will be getiing more dillions from you soon Thanks so much I alway wanted one of these.  Roger.

I have been playing acoustic guitars since 1966 and electrics since 1976. Never had trouble finding an acoustic I liked but electrics have been more difficult for me. It dawned on me the other day that I have never held on to an electric guitar as long as I have my Dillion Gold Top with P90s !!!!!  Just thought I would pass that on to you since your name is on this guitar. I bought the guitar on Ebay in July, 2008 and we are now 4.5 years into it; never changed a thing but the strings. Everything about this guitar just keeps me coming back for more and I cannot say that about any other electric I have ever owned (including Fender, Rickenbacker, Gibson, Schecter, Carvin, Guild, Kramer, Ibanez, ESP and plenty of others made by what many think of us manufacturers of great guitars).

Keep up the great work, Dennis Compton

Dear Mr. Dillion I bought a Dillion bass in 2011.It is this reason I asked myself how to get your name out there so musicians can consider your product over others. I started playing bass at 12 years of age, I am now 48 and till a few weeks ago never heard of Dillion, my misfortune, had I . I would have been buying them for years . I have 13 bass guitars and none have the comfort and quality I found in yours. I never write companies about their product but have always felt if some one has good quality merchandise for a fair price its always worth letting them know.  Thanks Blake R Wentworth

There are hundreds and hundreds of reviews just like this

Good luck

Tony