So excited to present the mighty Joe Newberry his new custom Model J! Look for it on the road with @js.newberry and @mistertaterbug Mike Compton! (Ben is holding Joe's 1949 J - 45 "Big Boy")
New guitar day! @mipsomusic @joemofoto
#brazilianrosewood ✔️
Waste not want not #Brazilian
Non-stop party routing binding and dovetails #party
Them ole boys from @mipsomusic getting excited for their new guitars! #moustache
So proud to be able to make a guitar for the great Uwe Kruger! @uwe1885 @krugerbrothers
How the lumber guys know us. 👀
I ❤️ clamps. #clamps

Choose your distress level.

Level One:

NO ADDED PLAY WEAR -Equivalent to a collectors grade EX+ or Mint condition.

Level Two:

Inspired by vintage guitars that were lovingly cared for and played for much of their life.

Level Three:

An homage to the true “Road Warrior” guitars we all know and love, with an artful amount of heavy play wear.

 

We love pre-war instruments. They have taught us invaluable lessons.  Pictured below are just a few of the great 1930's and early 40's guitars that we have had the honor to study, repair, play, and enjoy.

Back Row: LG1 banner, 1939 J-35,  1937 D-18, 1937 D-18, 1936 D-28.  Front Row: 1941 D-18, 1941 D-18, 1934 D-18, 1936 D-18, 1939 J-35, 1941 J-45.

Back Row: LG1 banner, 1939 J-35,  1937 D-18, 1937 D-18, 1936 D-28.  Front Row: 1941 D-18, 1941 D-18, 1934 D-18, 1936 D-18, 1939 J-35, 1941 J-45.