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Deutsch - based on the Rhein model: by clever indentation of the template this very elegant Parlor model was created
- Characteristics: sweet lyrical tone, inspiring, fast response, rich in overtones, parlor charm - but with more bass foundation, and less "boxy sound" than conventional Parlor models
- 12th fret transition
- Scale length 650 mm
- Nut width standard 46 mm
- Length body: 498 mm
- Width upper bout: 261 mm
- Width lower bout: 363 mm
ISAR 12 FRET
Based on the Rhein model, the little sister Isar was created in an equally long development process - a character instrument that inspires. On the banks of the Isar in the picturesque village of Mittenwald, I took the exam to become a plucked instrument maker. Since then I have always returned to this place which has had a great influence on me. Reason enough to give the river that fascinates me the honor of my own model in my portfolio.
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- based on the Rhein model: by clever indentation of the template this very elegant Parlor model was created
- Characteristics: sweet lyrical tone, inspiring, fast response, rich in overtones, parlor charm - but with more bass foundation, and less "boxy sound" than conventional Parlor models
- 12th fret transition
- Scale length 650 mm
- Nut width standard 46 mm
- Length body: 498 mm
- Width upper bout: 261 mm
- Width lower bout: 363 mm
Custom Options
- Special woods
- Cutaway
- Slotted headstock
- Custom Inlays
- Custom Rosette
- Custom End Graft
- Arm Bevel
- Side soundport
- Framed fingerboard with hidden fret tangs
- Special top and back binding and purfling
- Special machine heads (e.g. Scheller)
Thoughts and Ideas
Binding Work
I prefer to blend modernism with tradition. Thus, some of my steps date back hundreds of years. One such method would be to use a rope to coil the edges. After using a specific router jig to cut the trench for the curving edge [...]
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Rhine Shell Inlay
To me, there is a distinct appeal in being able to accurately express my surroundings through my instruments. The decision to embellish guitars with inlays holds a unique place in this regard. And not with some imported abalone shell [...]
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