modelsMy steel-string guitars are usually based on Jumbo, Grand Auditorium or OM models. The described instrument represents a smaller Jumbo-style guitar. Other shapes e.g. Dreadnought are of course also possible. Neck dimensions and scale length may be chosen freely without extra charge. |
topFor the top, I offer Alpine spruce, red cedar or Sitka spruce. |
back and sidesFor the back and sides, Indian rosewood or flamed maple are used as standard. A wide variety of optional timbers such as flamed cherry, Makassar-Ebony or Brazilian-rosewood are also available. |
neckFor the neck, I prefer Khaya Mahogany except on maple guitars where I mostly use alder or maple. |
fingerboardThe fingerboards are made of African or Ceylon ebony. Fret dimensions can be chosen freely. |
finishThe back and sides are sealed with Polyurethane-laquer. The top is finished with a very thin nitro-laquer to improve the tonal qualities. Other coatings are available on request. |
bridgeThe bridges are made of rosewood or ebony. |
tunersMy standard machine heads are Gotoh 510 series. It is however possible to install almost every other brand such as Schaller or Grover (usually without extra charge). |
nut, saddlenut and saddle are made of bone. Alternatively a set of ivory can be fitted. |
caseThe instruments are delivered with a Hiscox-Pro case. |
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