A good acoustic guitar is mostly about the top and the bracing, and both are places where factories save money. Ours uses solid Sitka spruce, hand-scalloped, braced by a person who has been doing it for thirty years.
We are a small workshop and we are honest about what that means: we can make roughly four hundred of these a year. This campaign funds the timber and the workshop time for a single run, and when it is gone it is gone until next season.
Every guitar is set up by a luthier before it ships (action, intonation and nut slots), so it plays properly out of the case rather than after a trip to a shop.
Highlights
- Solid Sitka spruce top
- Indian rosewood back and sides
- Hand-scalloped bracing
- Bone nut and saddle
- Setup by a luthier before shipping
- Hard case included
Updates
Fully funded
9 August 2026We reached 100% this morning. Timber for the full run is ordered and the first bodies go into the jigs next week.
Timber sourced
22 July 2026Enough quarter-sawn Sitka for the whole run, from a mill we have used for eleven years. Photographs of the billets are in the gallery.
FAQs
Reviews
Hanson Deck
August 5, 2026
Backed this on day one after seeing the prototype footage. The obstacle sensing is the part that sold me: every other drone I have owned swerves and clips something. Updates have been frequent and honest.
Eleanor Fant
July 30, 2026
The weight is the headline here. I have carried it up three peaks now and forget it is in the bag. Battery life is genuinely what they claim, which I did not expect.
Giles Posture
July 24, 2026
Very happy overall. Marked down one point only because the second colour slipped by a few weeks, but the team said so in writing before it happened, which is more than most.














