Acoustic Build Process
18 style
The classic pairing of mahogany and Adirondack spruce is a true workhorse of a guitar. There are subtle differences depending on the year but few things have stood the test of time as the style 18 guitar. Rosewood binding is my standard along with ebony fingerboards similar to the earlier years but can do tortoise binding and rosewood fingerboards as well upon request.
28 Style Herringbone
The elegance of ivoried and herringbone paired with a rosewood is one of the most beautiful combinations in the guitar world. No matter what rosewood you decide to pair it with a 28 is a think of beauty and amazing tone. Pre 1934 models come with an ebony rod and bar frets and post 34' have the t frets and T bar an adjustable Truss rod can also be added I offer single or double action.
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40 Style
Similar to the 28 however the herringbone is replaced with Green abalone purling along with the Rosette . The fingerboard and headstock are unbound with a snowflake inlay starting at the 5th fret. I offer this guitar with different back ans side options but Braziliean rosewood is standard and reflected in the pricing
42 style
My personal favorite with what is the perfect amount of abalone. Solid green abalone purfling around the top, rosette, and fingerboard extension. The fingerboard is bound with a snowflake inlay pattern and the headstock is unbound. Comes standard with Brazilian Rosewood
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45 Style
The king of vintage guitars in my opinion. Full edge trim with solid Green and Red Abalone purflings. Snowflake or hexagon fingerboard inlays including a torch headstock inlay. I truly love building these masterpiece guitars!
Custom
I have been lucky enough to build and design many custom instruments over the past years so if you can dream it up I can build it. From custom inlay to 12 string instruments even custom body shapes I can build it. Depending on what path we take the price and timeline will be affected naturally but never be afraid to ask!