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We here at Destroy All Guitars are representing an exciting line of custom guitars designed exclusively for Destroy All Guitars by William Raynaud of WR Guitars and this is one of the first examples to be available...

We here at Destroy All Guitars are representing an exciting line of custom guitars designed exclusively for Destroy All Guitars by William Raynaud of WR Guitars and this is one of the first examples to be available...

Here's a Gil Yaron Bone that recently arrived - a fully loaded lemonburst including a plus top. The Gil Yaron Bone is quite possibly the most sought after guitar made today and everything about it gives good reason for the demand...

In Gil Yaron's words:
"After 5 years of dedicating myself to the study of golden age models such as pre-CBS Strats, Teles, Basses and late '50s Les Pauls and ES-335s I finally feel comfortable enough to clear my mind and try to design something that I believe might bring some freshness into my work..."

In Gil Yaron's words:
"After 5 years of dedicating myself to the study of golden age models such as pre-CBS Strats, Teles, Basses and late '50s Les Pauls and ES-335s I finally feel comfortable enough to clear my mind and try to design something that I believe might bring some freshness into my work..."

"I have been a Huber player for nearly 10 years now and I can say, without a doubt, that this is one of the greatest sounding and playing Huber guitars, or any guitar for that matter, to have ever passed through my hands..."

Mastergrade flame maple top, back and sides with a double stain nitro sunburst finish. A one-of-kind masterpiece with looks, build quality and tone that are unequalled in this semi-hollow, center-block style of guitar...

Another drop-dead gorgeous Seraph from Michael Springer and another that sounds and plays as good as it looks. Michael is fast emerging as the next master builder to hail from Europe...

Gustavsson Fullerblaster Burgundy Mist - $5650

Johan Gustavsson loves the simplicity of the original Teles, yet he had no interest in simply branding an "also ran" model with the JG logo. For the Fullerblaster he has kept the familiar Bluesmaster silhouette...