Tag Archives: luthier

Lacquer: the barrier between your guitar and hazard!

Posted on November 15, 2012 by Orpheo
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Ever since musical instruments were crafted of wood they had to be protected. Whether it’s protection from the player (sweat can be quite aggressive; just take a look at the gold plating of your (friend’s) vintage Les Paul Custom) or … Continue reading →

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Considerations in Getting a Custom-Built Guitar

Posted on August 9, 2012 by Orpheo
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For as long as ready-made goods exist people choose to forgo with them and have a product specifically tailored for their needs. With guitars it’s no different. The surge of custom build guitars is a relative new one, though, which … Continue reading →

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The Son of a Luthier

Posted on April 23, 2012 by scott
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For thousands of years luthiers have repaired and created instruments to support musicians in doing what they do. With each generation the skill and art is passed down from one to another. Getting more kids interested in building, repairing and … Continue reading →

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