MODELS AND PRICES:

Style 1. Similar in size to the venerated OM, this is the ideal choice for finger style players.

Mahogany: $5,950.00
Indian Rosewood: $6,000.00
Brazilian rosewood: $7,500.00 and up.

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Style 2. A larger body guitar, 16 1/8" at the lower bout. This model can be voiced for both flat picking styles, and finger style players that prefer a larger instrument. It's shape echoes the Style 1.

Mahogany: $6,200.00
Indian rosewood: $6,150.00
Brazilian rosewood: $7,650.00 and up.

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Style 3. This is the small "parlor" guitar. It has remarkable volume and presence for it's size. It is wonderful for smaller hands, young players, recording studios and overhead compartments! Note that it is not available in mahogany.

Indian rosewood: $5,900.00
Brazilian rosewood: $7,400.00 and up.

• - A cutaway is available in the Style 1 and 2 models for an additional $250.00
• - A good quality arched hardshell case is included. Flight cases such as Calton are available at additional cost.
• - The prices are guidelines only. Various material and inlay choices may affect the final price.
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ORDERING: After establishing your requirements and preferences through discussion and my hearing you play, in person or through a recording, we will finalize the design and delivery date of your guitar. A deposit of $500.00 will be required before I commence building; the balance at completion, before delivery.

I have always given clients the option of returning the guitar if they are truly not pleased with it. I am glad to say that no one has ever availed themselves of this option. In the event of return, the client will be responsible for shipping and any damage that occurred while the guitar was in their possession.

My guitars are warranted against all defects for one year. The environment in which they are built is stringently humidity and temperature controlled. They have toured the world in extreme climates without problems. This is an area where many years of experience have shown how to build a guitar which is lightly built, responsive, yet durable.