RHEIN BARITONE

When I played a baritone guitar for the first time a few years ago, I was very impressed. This kind of guitar is incredibly inspiring, it brings fresh wind and new ideas and is just a lot of fun. 

  • Characteristics: powerful, full bodied sound, strong basses, silky highs
  • OM variation 
  • Scale length 680mm 
  • Neck-body transition at 14th fret 
  • Nut width standard 46 mm 
  • Length body: 501 mm 
  • Width upper bout: 290 mm 
  • Width lower bout: 399 mm 
  • 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)
  • Installation of a pickup system
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    RHEIN 14 FRET

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    RHEIN 14 BUND – Cutaway

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    RHEIN 12 FRET

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    RHEIN 12 FRET – CUTAWAY

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    RHEIN BARITONE – CUT

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    ISAR 12 FRET

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    ISAR 14 FRET

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    Details
    • Characteristics: powerful, full bodied sound, strong basses, silky highs
    • OM variation 
    • Scale length 650 mm 
    • Neck-body transition at 14th fret 
    • Nut width standard 46 mm 
    • Length body: 501 mm 
    • Width upper bout: 290 mm 
    • Width lower bout: 399 mm 
    • 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)
    Get inspired






      RHEIN 14 FRET

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      RHEIN 14 FRET – Cutaway

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      RHEIN 12 FRET

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      RHEIN 12 FRET – CUTAWAY

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      RHEIN BARITONE – CUT

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      ISAR 12 FRET

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      ISAR 14 FRET

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      Thoughts and Ideas

      Binding Work

      I like to combine tradition and modernity. Therefore some of my work steps are are centuries old. For example, one of them would be gluing the binding with a rope. After the routings for the bindings and the purfling are made with the help of a router the glue is applied and a rope is looped [...]

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      Paperwork

      Almost every acoustic guitar has it - the builder's label inside the body. There you have the opportunity to get creative with your logo, serial number and so on. I like to compare it with a label on a wine bottle - really little space to give the customer a brief outline of the whole [...]

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      Rhine Shell Inlay

      It is a special attraction for me to capture my environment in a certain way in my guitars. An important position in this respect takes the option to decorate the guitars with inlays. Since I have been living on the Rhine for a few years now, it was obvious to me to use the shells I find in the river [...]

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      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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      Paperwork

      Within the body of almost every acoustic guitar is a note from the maker. You have the opportunity to let some steam off and immortalize yourself there, on a small area. I like to compare it to a wine bottle label since [...]

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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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      Any questions?

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