electric guitars
PalmGuitar V1
Posted November 19th, 2008 by guitar-listFeline Guitars
Posted November 14th, 2008 by guitar-listInformation
Jonathan Law established Feline Guitars in 1997 and continues to produce high quality guitars in small numbers. A regular at the UK guitar shows, Jonathan also specialises in guitar repairs, guitar upgrades and improvements. Look out for the Feline promotional artwork by artist Vince Ray.
Wire a Fender Mustang
Posted November 11th, 2008 by guitar-listInformation
This project is a detailed guide on how to re-wire a vintage Fender Mustang
Crockett JC1 Archtop
Posted November 11th, 2008 by guitar-listCrockett Guitars
Posted November 10th, 2008 by guitar-listInformation
Andy Crockett began his professional career as a guitar maker in 1975. He is best known for his range of JC1 archtops, made to a design by his long time friend and guitarist Jon Case (they built their first guitar together in 1964). The JC1 is influenced by the D’Angelico tradition, and is used by Jazz players like Jim Mullen. Custom options are available.
Andy Crockett is associated with acoustic guitar maker Alistair Atkins, sharing the same workshop address in the historic city of Canterbury, UK.
Beartone
Posted November 10th, 2008 by guitar-listInformation
The Beartones series of guitars are handmade by UK builder Robin Day, as part of the Rossli Guitar Company. Beartones are semi-hollow body guitars based loosely on the Telecaster thinline de-luxe but with a Gibson neck profile and unsual half-slotted headstocks.
You can try out a Beartone by making an appointment with Tom at Mac's Music Store in the High Street, Herne Bay, Kent, England, tel 01227 363738. Tom can also arrange custom made Beartones.
Rossli Guitar Company
Posted November 10th, 2008 by guitar-listInformation
The Rossli Guitar Company is an English guitar brand operating in Kent, producing small numbers of instruments. Rossli has been associated at various times with luthiers Robin Day and Andy Crockett. Limited information suggests Rossli guitars were being made in the early 1980s, so the brand predates this period. The company still appears to be still active today, via Robin Day's Beartone brand.
Highland Guitar Company
Posted November 7th, 2008 by guitar-listInformation
Highland Guitar Company is a brand used for a range of Far-Eastern manufactured acoustic, electro-acoustic and electric semi-acoustic guitars. Prices range from mid $200’s for an entry level acoustic to the mid $800’s for a top of the line archtop. They use exotic hardwoods, Grover tuning gears and Fishman pre-amps. All the guitars are strung with Elixir® strings.
Highland Guitar Company guitars are distributed in North America by Power Group Ltd.
OVATION ULTRA GS
Posted November 5th, 2008 by guitar-listBrand name
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The GS was Ovation's take on the Fender stratocaster. By the time this model was made Ovation had outsourced the production of bodies and necks to Samick in Korea, but the final assembly was done in the USA.


