Built by hand.
Built to last.
Built for those who know why.
A small workshop in Germany. One person. One guitar at a time. Ready when ready.
A workshop, not a brand.
Nirvana got me into electric guitars when I was a teenager. My first one was a cheap Olympic-White beginner guitar. It endured countless modifications and saw many stages with my former band. Along the way I bought, played, dismantled and upgraded many guitars — vintage and boutique alike.
For me this is a quiet workshop. Safety, health, and calm come first — always. The full-face respirator goes on before the dust does.
I build electric guitars the way the old ones taught me they should be built — by hand, one at a time, in my own designs, with the patience the work demands. Paired with the right boutique amp and one of my cabinets — built to the measurements of the late Kerry Wright, Howard Alexander Dumble's cabinet builder — it is, I think, all an instrument needs to be.