Al Di Meola with his Turkowiak guitar

Individual expressions

Artist Editions

Individual instruments made for individual musicians.

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Artist Editions

Al Di Meola. Andy McKee.

Ember is Al Di Meola's Opus Virtuoso steel-string OM. Driftfire is Andy McKee's Opus Virtuoso steel-string grand auditorium. Each has its own body shape, materials and specification, preserved in its Museum record.

The artist connection does not turn either guitar into a stock signature model. A related commission is a new instrument, with its own agreed specification. For photographs, performances and the musicians' own words, visit Artists and Testimonials.

Artists and Testimonials

Selected instruments

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Photographs and specifications of individual completed guitars. For current availability, visit Available.

Al Di Meola’s Turkowiak Opus Virtuoso “Ember” steel-string OM – front and back

Steel / No. 734

Al Di Meola Guitar — Opus Virtuoso “Ember” (Steel-String OM)

Opus Virtuoso

Double top
Highly-figured Old-growth Flamed Redwood (top) / Alpine Spruce from Tirol (bottom)
Back and sides
Highly-Figured Black California Walnut Burl
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Andy McKee Guitar - Opus Virtuoso Driftfire front and raised back product image

Steel / No. 776

Andy McKee Guitar – Opus Virtuoso “Driftfire” (Steel-String GA)

Opus Virtuoso

Double top
Highly-figured Old-growth Flamed Redwood (top) / Alpine Spruce from Tirol (bottom)
Back and sides
Highly-Figured Black California Walnut Burl
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Gitara Sanah - Grand Parlor Opus Magnum no. 757, front and back

Steel / No. 757

Grand Parlor – Opus Magnum – Sanah

Opus Magnum

Double top
Ancient Kauri, approximately 50,000 years old with a certificate of authenticity / old-growth Redwood
Back and sides
Ancient Kauri, approximately 50,000 years old with a certificate of authenticity
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Luthier’s classical guitar no. 460

Nylon / No. 460

no. 460

Back and sides
Cocobolo with sapwood (Master Grade)
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Luthier’s classical guitar no. 389

Nylon / No. 389

no. 389

Back and sides
African Ebony with sapwood (Master Grade)(ALL BLACK version)
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A personal commission

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Artist Editions can be a starting point for a conversation about your instrument. Each new build has its own agreed specification.

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