First end to end project I've built. I was inspired by Joe Satriani, Paul Gilbert, Andy Timmons and wanna try to build Ibanez-style instrument, but with some touchups and unique personal flavor.

This is my first try to build a solid body. I was travelling in US and was inspired by the Tele sound in one of the bars at West coast. To follow my dream, I ordered this beautiful neck from Mighty Mite and made a classic-shape Tele body from Ash. This is quite heavy weighted guitar, but with really unique twangy sound and I played it myself last 7 years.

I was inspired by the Surf rock and Fender Jazzmaster guitar, when I was constructing that guitar. My intention was to compile different unique features from both Fender (body shape) and Gibson (scale and angled headstock with 3+3 configuration) in one instrument. With poplar burl top and 3-colour sunburst it has a vintage look and feel.

I am regularly travelling for the business and with my family. So, i had a demand to make an instrument for myself - compact, lightweight and durable for being reliable and comfortable for tranportation. This is how I came up with idea to make a headless instrument, which is very versatile and will cope with any genre - from light funk and clean tone to crunchy and even distorted heavy. And, this is a first try for me to do a multiscale instrument with Gibson scale on 1st string and Fender scale on 6th string, which ended up a success.

There is a unique custom guitar created and crafted for jazz and blues. “Mrs Jazz” model was designed and built in Germany in November 2018. The design combines vintage style with a touch of modern, shape is organic and seamless. The heart of the body is made of a single piece of mahogany, with a central tone block. Instrument behaves beautiful and exactly you are expecting both on clean sound and when you play with distortion. Carved top from the pretty wavy maple smooths mahogany harmonics and, as a result, Mrs Jazz has wide range of overtones, very condensed velvet-like mid-range and endless sustain. Set neck, long tenon. Mrs Jazz has Danish oil finish, which does not attenuate the resonance characteristics of the instrument. Frequensator tailpiece is yet another stylish element which serves to enrich the sound palette of the instrument. The short fork on the bass side results in a deeper tone. The longer fork is used on the treble side for extra brilliance. The forks are interchangeable for varying tone as well as string tension. It can be used to change the tension on the strings. By making the bass strings longer through the tailpiece, the tension is higher and stiffer, making for a "tighter" bottom end sound, while the shorter top strings would have looser tension and therefore easier to play solos on the higher strings and upper frets of the instrument.