From idea to instrument
The Journey
Four stages, with our family workshop beside you throughout.
- 01
A first conversation
Tell us about your playing and the instrument you have in mind. We discuss the model, materials, dimensions and individual details.
- 02
An agreed specification
You receive a written offer with the specification, price and anticipated timing. A 50% deposit confirms the order and reserves your place in the workshop.
- 03
Made in our workshop
Your instrument is built to the agreed specification. Any requested changes are reviewed with you for their effect on cost and timing.
- 04
Ready for your hands
Final setup and delivery arrangements are agreed with you. The remaining balance is due before shipment.
Before we begin.
When is my place reserved?
After the specification and written offer are accepted and the 50% deposit is received. The confirmed offer sets the price and reservation terms. The deposit is non-refundable once the commission is accepted and work begins.
What is included in the price?
The instrument and additions listed in your written specification. Published starting prices are net, in EUR. Taxes, delivery and any import charges are considered separately.
DDP delivery, with all import charges included in your quoted total, can be arranged on request where available. Please mention this when you enquire. We will confirm availability for your destination, the included duties and taxes, and the total in your written offer.
View starting pricesCan I change the specification?
We review requested changes with you before proceeding, including their effect on the price, construction and schedule.
Is there an instrument I can acquire sooner?
Explore completed instruments in Available, or guitars renewed by our workshop in Certified Pre-Owned.
Available instrumentsCertified Pre-OwnedWhat happens after delivery?
Our workshop remains your point of contact for instrument care, setup and warranty enquiries.
Owner careA first conversation
What do you have in mind?
An idea, a reference, or simply the way you want your next guitar to feel.