Artinger Custom

Artinger Guitars are known for their incredible lines, impeccable workmanship, and creative design. Artinger hollow and semi-hollow body instruments are an incredible thing to behold, with their elegant tailpieces and pickguards and their architectural tone holes.

Briggs Custom

Jack Briggs makes incredible set-neck instruments with impeccable workmanship and versatile tone. Briggs instruments feature Arched toped, chambered bodies (flat tops occasionally emerge), one piece necks with carbon fiber reinforcements, beautiful bound fingerboards, several different neck carves, and Jason Lollar pickups. The different neck carves include; Slim, Standard, Chunky, Colossal and 3 boatshaped sizes from the soft-vee'd Small Boat to the harder-vee'd Full Boat and the Apollo only Artist carve.

Dismal Ax Barncat

This is a new model called a "barncat" ~ much like the barnstormer SC, but beefed up a little in the body profile, and with a bit of a rockabilly vibe and a whole lot of attitude. Salvaged oak top on a cucumbertree back with a mildly distressed finish on the back and sides. Hard maple neck with mesquite fretboard. Rio Grande Bluesbar/Jazzbar p-90 pickups, Hipshot locking tuners and a Bigsby vibrato...

Dismal Ax Barnstormer

After World War I, and before aviation regulations, many former military pilots bought surplus planes from the government and toured the countryside performing daring aerial stunts. They were called Barnstormers, and these guitars are a tribute to them, the planes they flew and the barns they stormed; blending the rough textures of the barn into the sleek, spare lines of the plane, the pilot having bailed shortly before the calamity...

Dismal Ax Muleskinner

Mules were the backbone of overland transportation in America before the advent of the steam engine and remained a vital part of logging and agriculture long into the era of the iron horse. They are, however, much smarter and less cooperative by nature than their mechanical counterparts (though nearly as tough) and they typically require something other than sheer brute force to convince them to perform the tasks put to them. This was the domain of the muleskinner; to outsmart, or skin, these ornery beasts and keep freight moving across the expanding frontier at two miles per hour...

Dismal Ax Privycaster

The Privycaster takes its name from that ubiquitous rural comfort station known as the outhouse, as well as the iconic guitar from whence its shape is derived...

Dismal Ax Redbird

Eastern red cedar (Juniperus Virginiana) is the primary feature of these guitars and basses. Other than that, anything goes...

Dismal Ax Road Dog

Love it or hate it, the internal combustion engine has earned a special place in the hallowed halls of Americana. The golden age of the automobile brought new freedom of movement and left behind a massive carbon skidmark, along with a nearly endless trail of discarded license plates...

Dismal Ax Rusticator

In Maine, the term rusticator refers to those folks who came from the big cities in the summertime during the late 19th and early 20th centuries to enjoy a bucolic lifestyle, but without abandoning the creature comforts they were accustomed to. This series, then, represents the upper crust of Dismal Ax and is where the rustic motif gets blended with other themes and styles...

Fano Alt de Facto JM6

Alder, Swamp Ash or Mahogany Body, Front and Back Contours, Maple or Mahogany Neck, Maple or Rosewood Fingerboard, 25-1/2" Scale - 21 Frets, 1.65" Nut Width, 7.25"-9.5" Compound Radius, 6105 Fretwire, Early 60's 'C' Shape, Aged Nickel Hardware, Gotoh Kluson Tuners, TonePros T-O-M & Stoptail, Custom Fralin P-90's, Volume, Tone, 3-Way Toggle, Distressed Nitrocellulose Lacquer, D'Addario .010-.046, G&G hardshell case...

Fano Alt de Facto MG6

Model: Alt de Facto MG6, Body wood: alder, Body options: forearm & tummy contours, Neck wood: maple, Fingerboard: rosewood, Neck shape: early 60’ ‘C’, Construction: bolt-on, Radius: 7.25” – 9.5” compound, 1st fret: .830”, 12th fret: .920”, # of frets: 22, Scale length: 25.5”, Nut width: 1.65”, Nut: tusq, Frets: 6105...

Fano Alt de Facto PX6

Alder, Swamp Ash or Mahogany Body, Front and Back Contours, Maple or Mahogany Neck, Maple or Rosewood Fingerboard, 24-3/4" Scale - 22 Frets, 1-11/16" Nut Width, 10"-16" Compound Radius, 6105 Fretwire, Late 50's Round Back Shape, Aged Nickel Hardware, Gotoh Kluson Tuners, TonePros T-O-M & Stoptail, Custom Fralin P-90's, Volume, Tone, 3-Way Toggle, Distressed Nitrocellulose Lacquer, D'Addario .010-.046, G&G hardshell case...

Fano Alt de Facto RB6

Alder, Swamp Ash or Mahogany Body, German Carved Top, Maple or Mahogany Neck, Maple or Rosewood Fingerboard, 24-3/4" Scale - 22 Frets, 1-11/16" Nut Width, 10"-16" Compound Radius, 6105 Fretwire, Late 50's Round Back Shape, Aged Nickel Hardware, Gotoh Kluson Tuners, TonePros Wrapover Bridge, Custom Fralin P-90's, Volume, Tone, 3-Way Toggle, Distressed Nitrocellulose Lacquer, D'Addario .010-.046, G&G hardshell case...

Fano Alt de Facto SP6

Alder, Swamp Ash or Mahogany Body, Maple or Mahogany Neck, Maple or Rosewood Fingerboard, 24-3/4" Scale - 22 Frets, 1-11/16" Nut Width, 10"-16" Compound Radius, 6105 Fretwire, Late 50's Round Back Shape, Aged Nickel Hardware, Gotoh Kluson Tuners, Compensated Brass Saddle Bridge, Custom Fralin P-90 (Neck), Custom Fralin 'T' (Bridge), Volume, Tone, 3-Way Switch, Distressed Nitrocellulose Lacquer, D'Addario .010-.046, G&G hardshell case...

Fano Alt de Facto TC6

Alder, Swamp Ash or Mahogany Body, Maple or Mahogany Neck, Maple or Rosewood Fingerboard, 25-1/2" Scale - 21 Frets, 1.65" Nut Width, 7.25"-9.5" Compound Radius, 6105 Fretwire, Early 60's 'C' Shape, Aged Nickel Hardware, Gotoh Kluson Tuners, Compensated Brass Saddle Bridge, TV Jones Power'Tron (Neck), Custom Fralin 'T' (Bridge), Volume, Tone, 3-Way Switch, Distressed Nitrocellulose Lacquer, D'Addario .010-.046, G&G hardshell case...

Fibenare Erotic Models

Fibenare produces this model in four serial types with various woods, pickups, etc. in left-handed & seven string variations as well. Do you wish something 'Unique'? Fibenare can build you a custom shop instrument. Please make your choice!

Fibenare Regime

Fibenare Regime Project T

With standard string-through construction, a bolt on neck, a bridge pickup that can be tapped, from 9,7 kOhms to 6,2 kOhms, and with possible middle single coil pickup and neck humbucker pickups...all at a base price of $2600. This baby rocks!..

Fibenare Erotic Unique

Fibenare's custom shop Erotics. You can choose every little detail from woods and pickups to even scale length. The only things fixed here are the shape & Fibenare spare parts (bridge, PUs, electronics). In every other parameter only your imagination sets the limits. This is how a Fibenare custom shop Erotic becomes yours.

Gene Baker / Fine Tuned Instruments b3 "FIRE" MODEL

The b3 FIRE MODEL is Gene's workhorse masterpiece carved top model, the one that made him famous and solidified his moniker of "Mean Gene." This is also one of the most popular guitars here at DestroyAllGuitars and has come to define us almost as much as it defines Gene...

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Gene Baker/Fine Tuned Instruments b3 "FIRE" MODEL: The Bombardier

From the Fire Series is born the Bombardier, embracing the less is better approach, stripping away anything that doesn't directly relate to tone and quality craftsmanship to make the most affordable Fire model Gene Baker has built to date. Maintaining everything that makes a great guitar superior while removing the glitter and non-functional elements of the guitar...

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Gene Baker / Fine Tuned Instruments b3 "METAL" MODELS: XS/XS 3x3

The B3 XS model is a true hybrid encompassing the very best features, woods, and electronics from two of the giants that have come to define the electric guitar, at least until now. Gene starts with an "S" type body made of the finest grade Korina and then adds to that a Korina set neck-thru topped with an aged Brazilian fretboard melting into the body via a heel carve that is smooth as can be giving the player access to all the upper register real estate. The electronics, again, with 2 Humbuckers and a middle position single coil, give the player the best of two worlds. The hardware package includes a vintage style Wilkinson tremolo as well as locking Sperzel tuners...

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Giffin Macro

The main constructional difference between the Giffin Macro and the Giffin Standard apart from it's obvious difference in design, is that the Macro is a neck-thru and the Standard is a set-neck. This gives the guitar a slightly different sound character...

Giffin Micro

The idea behind the Micro was to produce a very lightweight, compact guitar that performed like a full-sized instrument. Giffin started with a 24 3/4", 24 fret neck and designed the smallest practical body & head around it. The result was a highly playable, killer sounding guitar that weighed no more than 5-6 lbs. (This design also spawned the Steinberger 'M' series guitars.)..

Giffin Model T

Body: Philippine Mahogany, Honduras Mahogany or Black Limba, Neck: Laminated Honduras Mahogany or Black Limba
Top wood: (Drop-tops and Flat-tops only), Figured Maple, Fingerboards: Indian Rosewood...

Giffin Standard Solid Body

Roger Giffin first came up with the Giffin Standard guitar in the late 70's at the request of a customer who wanted a "Strat meets Les Paul" type of instrument. The body shape that he ended up using evolved from guitars he had been building since back in the early 70's. It's not surprising to see that many other builders hit upon this type of design at about the same time. It was a very logical guitar that needed to be invented...

Giffin Valiant

In Roger Giffin's words:
"After many years of being asked 'Can you build me a Les Paul?' and having to politely say 'No,' I made time at last to design something that would fill this obvious gap in my model range. It had to follow certain well established criteria without stepping on any toes, so it took a while to finalize, but I believe the outcome was worth the wait..."