Stocklist
Almost all of my instruments are built to order. However there are times when instruments are available from stock in the workshop. The details that follow may not be fully up to date as stocks vary with sales and I may not have updated this page immediately I am aware of a change. If you need additional information on any of the instruments shown below - please click here.
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Since all my guitars are individually hand made they all have stories attached to them. This one has a story in spades! In about 1990 my great friend (and fellow TDM biker) Christian Flueckiger was involved in running a nightclub and venue in Basel, Switzerland. He looked out of the…
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The original ASAP JM came about when Juan Millan, a good friend and guitar guru, suggested I made a guitar with an old feel but with modern materials. I then tried the same concept on the slightly larger bodied ASAPJ model and here is an example. The back, sides and…
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Update March 12th 2012. Now Sold. But I could always make another one if you like it!A big guitar with a big warm sound. I bought the board of walnut and cut the back and side sets from it in 1990, used some and put the rest away. I discovered…
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Whenever possible I use Irish woods in my guitars and I'm always on the lookout for them. It is quite difficult to get wood of a suitable quality and size to be able to use so I was very lucky when I was given enough Irish yew to bookmatch a…
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Update March 3rd 2012. This guitar is now sold. When the new owner tried it out it sounded amazing. Baritone guitars have huge possibilities even with 7 strings. I'll have to make another one. Still worth reading about.Now this is an unsual one. It might even be a first. Seven…
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The last Superstrat I made sold a while ago and, as there had been so much interest in it, I decided that I should make another one as part of my preparaion for the Dublin Music Show,So this one has a lightweight alder body with 4mm of bookmatched, quartersawn zebrano…
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Normally my basses are fitted with active circuitry to increase to tonal range of the instrument. When I built the first Syra 3 pickup bass it also had an active circuit. But I realised when testing it that the tonal range of the three specially wound pickups, the way they…
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I'm delighted to have this beautiful example of the ASAD guitar available from stock. This one had been waiting for a while for me to have time to polish it up and finish it. Finally got it done and it has turned out really well. The top is bookmatched spalted…
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This beautiful ASAST 17" archtop was made as an exhibition piece to show along side some paintings that my wife was exhibiting at the K Club. It was not an order so now I have it in stock. This represents a rare opportunity to immediately acquire such a guitar without…
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