I like art deco style things and this Luk guitar from Guitardoc in Germany caught my fancy. And, to me, this body shape is so much more comfortable than an old slab body Telecaster. Please note the slanted bridge milled out of solid brass just for this guitar. This Podcaster shows a dedication to getting the design just right. I tried it and I liked it.įrench luthier ChristopheGrellier showed a common shape for all his guitars that works exceptionally well across the platform. Here are Sacha and Robby from Gamble Guitars smiling from the amount of visitors at the show. After trying it, I must say it's quite possibly one of the most comfortable shapes I have ever tried. Gamble Guitars German company Gamble Guitars have a slighlty offset shape that I really like. Here is the Embrace model to the left and the Junico to the right. Here's a more traditional build but with modern and attractive curves. The recessed controlls are functional as well as part of the overall design. It's a design that, to me looks like both traditional but also very new and fresh. For some reason my muscial soul seem to resonate at the same frequency as this guitar. But this Caligo is so far from that design that I can only lift my hat in admiration. When I first saw Frank Hartung's guitars at the Frankfurt Messe, I thought they were a very nice take on the classic 2 humbucker tradition from Klamazoo. Formentera Guitars showed a shape that works well for all kinds of pickup configurations.
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