All of my guitars are handmade, from the planks of wood to the finish buffing. The wood is carefully selected to achieve the desired tone, and flawlessy worked into a responsive and playable instrument. Each guitar can be customized with a wide array of options, from the cutaway to a compound radius fingerboard, and one-of-a-kind inlays and rosettes. I reserve particular attention to the ergonomics of the instrument and its playability, carefully developing a design idea that ties the instrument together.

Guitar making is a powerful mix of tradition and innovation. Each builder tries to find his personal recipe, and it's amazing how many different incarnations of a few pieces of wood and strings are out there. I tend to build with a modern approach with regards to the specs of the instrument (adjustable neck systems, alternative bridge designs, fan frets, bevelled armrest...), but some aspects of the construction are very traditional. For example I excusively use hide glue to brace the plates, the braces are hand carved, joints are hand planed.