Profiles

As for materials, the Touchstone guitars feature Alaskan Sitka spruce on the top and rosewood on the back and sides. | Photo: Facebook Bourgeois Guitars
Legendary and Mythical Guitars #9: Bourgeois Guitars
Legendary and Mythical Guitars #8: Rick Turner Guitars
Halabica Guitars primarily produces exclusive acoustic guitars, but it can also make high-precision electric guitars, both with its own design and in shapes that have become kind of an industry standard. | Photo: facebook Halabica Guitars
Legendary and Mythical Guitars #7: Halabica Guitars
"When Elton John glanced at Taupin's writing on the London Underground, he instantly realized he had found his songwriting partner." | Photo: Universal City Records (Public Domain, via Wikipedia)
Bernie Taupin: Songwriting Soulmate of Elton John
What makes Paoletti guitars unique? Apart from the story about the wine barrels, it's the material. | Photo: Paoletti Guitars
Legendary and Mythical Guitars #6: Paoletti Guitars
Adam Krofian backstage at the Guitar Armory live | Photo: Jan Nožička
Dreamstruments #30: ReBell Eli BAR
Collings has a great reputation in the guitar industry – consistency of instruments, almost no complaints and perfection in every detail. | Photo: Collings Guitars
Legendary and Mythical Guitars #5: Collings Guitars
Mike Sankey with his work at the fair. | Photo: Sankey Guitars Facebook
Dreamstruments #29: Sankey Guitars
According to statistics, "The Times They Are a-Changin'" is Dylan's twenty-third most-played song at concerts | Photo: Xavier Badosa, CC BY 2.0
Covered #1: Bob Dylan – The Times They Are a-Changin'
Caparison Guitars | Photo: Paul Ouzounov
Legendary and Mythical Guitars 4#: Caparison Guitars
Milan aka Mulen Zelenka in the workshop. | Photo: author
Dreamstruments #28: Carpathian Guitars
Lowden guitars are different from the products from American manufacturers in the same price range. They have a more "wooden" and "round" look to them. | Photo: Lowden Guitars
Legendary and Mythical Guitars #3: Lowden Guitars
The Hex bass has a hexagonal shape with a shorter lower bout for easier access to higher positions – a design that is certainly true to the name Brute, as it is remotely reminiscent of mid-twentieth century Brutalist architecture. | Photo: Instagram Brute Bass Guitars
Dreamstruments #27: Brute Bass Guitars
Instrument with Arctic Blue Burst finish | Photo: web Tom Anderson Guitarworks
Legendary and Mythical Guitars #2: Tom Anderson Guitarworks
Radim Syvala | Photo: Dr.Hyenik
Dreamstruments #26: Red Ant Stompboxes
If you get a chance to talk to kind and charismatic Richard for a while, you will quickly develop a positive relationship with his instruments. You almost feel that this nice guy can never make or sell any junk. | Photo: archiv Santa Cruz Guitar
Legendary and Mythical Guitars #1: Santa Cruz Guitar Company