If you can wait, commissioning a new
guitar gets you more of what you want.
You will bond with
the guitar in a way that is otherwise elusive.
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2007 FT-15 (OMish) non-cutaway Malaysian
Blackwood/Adirondack This is a modern paradgme guitar
tonally, but has an easy touch and scads of power and volume. The tone
is unique in my work and absolutely captivating. $9450 w/Calton DeLuxe
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2007 FT-16-D (as in Dreadnaught)
in Honduras Mahogany/Italian Spruce. This is "Not you Father's D-18",
and is intended for Bluegrass, but will do what great dreads do. $8800 w/Calton
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| 2003
C'Dom7: The
lastest iteration of my Coo'stik series, a 16" Induced Arch Gypsy Jazz
guitar inspired by the Selmer/Maccaferi tradition, though not
entirely
true to form, it is a superior instrument in the genre. $8000 |
1996 Coo'stik Dominator (#2 in
the series) in 95%+ condition. The original PU from Baggs is working
fine. This is an ornate cutaway jazz guitar which I sold at the time
for $4400, would be $8500 today, and I'll take $4K. includes OHC. I
bought it privately.
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2007 The Companion
in CocoNegro/Carpathian: my "0" sized parlor guitar.
Dimensionally accurate in the Martin tradition, but using woods largely
unknown at the time, as well as my rendition of the multi-scale string
path. A picture is worth a thousand words, so click here. $8820 w/OHC @Schoenberg guitars or here in the
shop.
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The
Penngrove: My latest rendition of my longest running model. This
is actually the 4th generation of my FT-16. I have made two this year,
have three more order recently, and have to admit that a Schoenberg
never sounded quite like this. Here
are the pictures. The price for this one, with a TKL case, is
$5600.
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| X-1: This is the artiest
solid body I (or most anyone else) ever
made.
It is a sculpture from a chunk of Chechen (a Mexican wood sometimes
called "Black Poison" wood) and is fitted with an early Gibson
humbucker
through a modern Bartolini pre-amp. This guitar is fairly light
and balances on the strap quite well. I am selling it for the owner who
is moving to India. $6000 |
| I have
made four violins
that I would be willing to part with. They vary in price according to
my mood, somewhere between $2500 and $7500 |
| I have a
number of
string basses for sale as well. They are
listed at thestringbass.com |
