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Standard Guitars

At Standard Guitars we're proud to craft the vintage guitars of today; true to vintage specifications and tonal qualities and completely manufactured by hand in the United States at trully affordable prices.

From the heart of Route 66 in the Southwest United States, we're here to bring back authenticity and pride to the guitar world. Our mission is not one that concentrates on the profit but one aimed at quality, tone and craftmanship at prices accessible to all musicians and guitar enthusiasts. 

We believe in hand-made craftmanship and attention to detail. Every instrument is crafted by hand and not CNC machines, no mass production lines, no outsorcing, and we used the same vintage methods used to build the vintage icons we so revere today. No shortcuts, no excuses.

Source: standardguitars.com (5 May 2021)

Mariner Custom Guitars

Since 2015, we’ve specialized in working with our clients to bring their self-designed dream to life by meticulously handcrafting their electric guitar from start to finish. We believe that each musician should not have to settle for what is available, but rather have an opportunity to design their own affordable custom guitar. To this end, we put you first, dedicating craftsmanship, superior intonation and sound, and enhanced playability. Unlike a major manufacturing production line, we focus on the details of what makes a great guitar — ultimately separating a guitar from a finely crafted instrument. 

De Haan

Frank De Hann built his first guitar in the barn of his parents’ house: an electric guitar made from a plank of wood. He kept building guitars this way for about five years, untill he decided to take it to the next level and took lessons from renowned guitar builders in the UK and the USA. What followed was an apprenticeship at the Galloup School of Guitarmaking in Michigan, USA. In 2009 he was hired as a guitar builder by Patrick James Eggle Guitars in Oswestry, UK, where he made guitars for artists like Frank Turner, Dave Hill and Gareth Pearson. He left Eggle in 2013 is now based in the Netherlands where he runs De Haan Guitars as well as the Dutch School of Guitarmaking. In 2018, Frank de Haan founded a second brand called Stoney Creek guitars in collaboration with Ruben van der Kleij.

Boisclair

Jean-Filip Boisclair, he started his workshop in 1999  in Shawinigan. After three years of luthiery studies at Cégep Limoilou in Quebec, he created his own line of instruments and undertook advanced training in the manufacture of acoustic guitars with Serge Michaud. Boisclair specializes in the manufacture and repair of violins and violas as well as manufacturing and repairing electric and acoustic guitars and basses

 

Ballabio

Gabriele Ballabio is an Italian luthier who started out working as a sound assistant at Carimate's Lark Recording Studio. He trained as a cabinetmaker and then as a master luthier and bowmaker at the Gubbio luthiery school studying with M. Ildebrando and S. Guerriero (where he then worked as a teacher for the following 4 years). In 1997 he opened his luthiery workshop for the repair and the restoration and construction of classical bowed instruments and guitars. His passion for the guitar led him to specialize in the construction techniques of this instrument - under the guidance of Maestro G. Giussani. Today he offers his own personal guitar models: classical, archtop, flat top, electric, acoustic and bass. He also offers replicas of historical models.

Xylem

Xylem custom guitars and basses are made in Colorado. by Luthier Anthony Olinger. Ollinger was a Les Claypool fan and bass player who started making instruments while still in college. He started Xylem Handmade Basses and Guitars in 2007 and set up a workshop in Durango, Colorado.  Olinger is careful to ensure the comfort and playability of his instruments and they are also more lightweight than many mass produced guitars & basses.

Afanti

Afanti Music is a professional manufacturer and exporter, with near 20 years experience in string musical instruments. With reliable ablity to make new products according to your design. 

 

Mainly Produce:  DIY guitar kits, electric guitar, bass guitar, acoustic guitar, Banjo, mandolin, ukulele, guitar accessories, etc, with high quality and more cost-effective price, exported to more than 120 countries and areas. 

 

Group Corporation products: Saxophone, flute, clatinet, oboe, bassoon, trumpet, trombone, French horn, baritone, Euphonium, Tuba, marching instruments, Drum Set, Cymbal, drum hardware, electric keyboard, accordion, etc. 

Astha Guitars

Astha Guitars is a social enterprise based on a unique partnership between the Swiss Guitar Company Brunner Guitars and the Indian NGO ACTS which is committed to wholistic development through projects that revolve around education, environment and health programmes.

Why “Astha”? 

āsthā आस्था is Sanskrit and means “confidence / hope”, and this is our mission! We want to transfer hope and new perspectives to the less privileged and and play our part in helping fight poverty in India, through high-quality guitar production.

SAMICK SG-450 #S6085875

Buyed in 1999 (my model it's made in 1996 ,in august), solid mahogany body and neck, cherry colour, original mics and almost new! The sound it's similar to a Gibson '61, and very has a very good finishes.

Comprada en 1999 (my modelo es de 1996, de agosto) cuerpo y cuello de caoba sólida, color cereza y tiene los mics originales y está como nueva! El sonido es similar a una Gibson del 61 y tiene muy buenas terminaciones.

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The Flash

Saw this beautiful guitar made at a luthier school near where I live. It inspired me to want to be a luthier once I get out of high school, so I though I'd share it. Not a brand, a privately made custom, but still a beautiful guitar nonetheless. Got the picture off the school's website, here: http://www.mountainviewluthierschool.com/BNMountainviewOriginal.php .

Fender Van Halen

Big hair, diveboming tremolos and ferocious finger tapping: it all began with 80's guitar master Eddie Van Halen. At the recent NAMM 2007 show Eddie announced a new licensing deal with Fender.

As an introduction to a line of upcoming Van Halen products. The Fender custom show reproduced 300 copies of Eddie's legendary Frankenstrat red and white. The replicas feature every scratch and dent of the original, according to Fender. All sold out within 15 minutes, even with a price tag of $25000!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JT0exTVXIHI

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