Classical
A concert nylon-string guitar, shaped around your touch and repertoire.
Pictured: No. 786Turkowiak / Made individually in Poland
NylonClassical and beyond.
Classical, flamenco and modern nylon instruments. Choose the playing direction; make the details your own.
Choose your instrumentSoul / Awakening, No. 786 / The Ascent
Find your starting point
Four playing directions.
Different musical priorities, with dimensions and details chosen for the individual player.
Flamenco
A direct response, a light body and space for the rhythm of the right hand.
Pictured: No. 787
Crossover
A nylon voice with dimensions and access chosen for the way you already play.
Pictured: No. 780
Nylon-string Jazz
A cutaway nylon instrument for chord melody, improvisation and amplified performance.
Pictured: No. 667Range and register
Beyond six strings.
Smaller forms
Closer to hand.
A useful distinction
Which direction fits?
The musical brief comes first. These are starting points for a discussion, not a ranking of sound quality.
Classical
A concert nylon-string guitar, shaped around your touch and repertoire.
Flamenco
A direct response, a light body and space for the rhythm of the right hand.
Crossover
A nylon voice with dimensions and access chosen for the way you already play.
Nylon-string Jazz
A cutaway nylon instrument for chord melody, improvisation and amplified performance.
Multi-string Classical
Seven, eight or ten strings. A range built around the music, not just a wider neck.
Contrabass Guitar
A purpose-built low-register instrument in the nylon-string family.
Ukulele
Soprano, concert, tenor or baritone. Small instruments, individually made.
Travel Nylon
A nylon-string travel guitar, with a folding-neck option or a compact fixed-neck body.
Listen to the instrument
Recorded voices.
The number and title identify the guitar actually heard in each film.
Individual design enquiries
A different brief?
These directions begin with a design conversation. They are not presented as finished catalogue models.
Made for your playing
Where would you begin?
Tell us what you play, what feels right on your current instrument and what you would change. The specification, price and anticipated timing are agreed before the build begins.
Discuss an instrument