This has topped our nicest harp guitar chart as having the most bling. Featuring Mother of Pearl Vine of Life on the fret board and peg head, Dr. Stephenson also opted for his signature inlayed in the harp head. It … Continue reading →
Once the epoxy grain filler/sealer coat is applied, the instruments get to just hang out and rest until dried and ready for the next phase.
This photo is courtesy of Cynthia Kirkley, Post Falls, ID who contacted me after our article came out in the local newspaper. She is the great grand daughter of who you see in this picture playing what looks like an old … Continue reading →
Fred Carlson’s “Taproot” harp sympitar Fred Carlson is one of our greatest influences for building instruments, he is a true innovator for the harp guitar and luthery industry, as you can see here, the future of the harp guitar is already … Continue reading →
We have discussed many options for the included soft case that comes with our S-12 harp guitar. It is difficult to find one that works since there is no real mainstream case maker that makes an affordable gig bag for … Continue reading →
The two newest harp guitars were pitted against each other in a play off to see which has the most superb sound. Dave plays his arrangement for harp guitar of the “Doxology” on each instrument into the same microphone. You … Continue reading →
A busy day at the shop with final polishing and buffing of the latest harp guitars. 3 bridges were also glued on after they were aligned and traced as u can see in the photo. The varnish is then ground … Continue reading →
