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Thanks for stopping by to check out Driskill Guitars. I'm working on a new website but for now, there are a lot of good pictures here to show you the guitars, how they're made, and some of the cool things that go into each one. The new stuff link below has some recent items that you might want to take a look at.
Check out the tiger Diablo. It has two tigers on the fretboard and a really nice quilt top. Tiger Be sure to check out the new Cocobola guitar page Cocobola guitar. I put up some pictures of the new Driskill Stop Tail bridge. Be sure to check out the Tiger's Eye Guitars link. Also check out this guitar: One piece Tiger's Eye quilt. Click on its picture below to see it. Also there is a reprint of a Magazine article that I have put up. I have also put up a page with pictures of raw quilted maple and flame maple tops. Raw wood and Quilt Maple. Really nice stuff on the quilt maple page. You might enjoy seeing what it looks like after it is resawn and sanded. These will become stunning Driskill Diablos. Be sure to check out what is here now. New Quilt Tops and One Piece Quilt tops. Thanks for coming to my site!
Ariel Pozzo has a Diablo and he's a monster guitar player who is well known among players. It is an honor to have Ariel as a Driskill Diablo player. Here are some pictures of him in concert in Puerto Rico and Chicago. This page has some of his new guitar as it is being made. Soundcheck.
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Check out the tiger Diablo. It has two tigers on the fretboard and a really nice quilt top. Tiger Be sure to check out the new Cocobola guitar page Cocobola guitar. I put up some pictures of the new Driskill Stop Tail bridge. Be sure to check out the Tiger's Eye Guitars link. Also check out this guitar: One piece Tiger's Eye quilt. Click on its picture below to see it. Also there is a reprint of a Magazine article that I have put up. I have also put up a page with pictures of raw quilted maple and flame maple tops. Raw wood and Quilt Maple. Really nice stuff on the quilt maple page. You might enjoy seeing what it looks like after it is resawn and sanded. These will become stunning Driskill Diablos. Be sure to check out what is here now. New Quilt Tops and One Piece Quilt tops. Thanks for coming to my site!
Ariel Pozzo has a Diablo and he's a monster guitar player who is well known among players. It is an honor to have Ariel as a Driskill Diablo player. Here are some pictures of him in concert in Puerto Rico and Chicago. This page has some of his new guitar as it is being made. Soundcheck.
Driskill Guitars, Handmade awesome Guitars, incredible electric Guitars, Killer Guitars, Driscoll Guitars, Driskill Guitars, Special Guitars, World's Best Guitars, Great sounding Guitars, Diablo Blues Guitars, Diablo Guitars, Blues Guitars,Tremelo Guitars, Blue Guitars, Driskill Guitars, Hallow Body Guitars, Hallowbody Guitars, Archtop Guitars , Basses, Custom Shop, Guitar Parts, Lefthanded Guitars
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Since he was a child Chris spend most of his time tinkering with electronics, building things and taking things apart (most of which never got put back together). These were the building blocks for what was to come.
It was not until the past five years that Chris started taking woodworking and his attention to detail seriously. Most of his paychecks went to buying new tools and equipment. He set up a small shop space in the corner of his garage. Most of his spare time was spent learning how all that stuff worked.
Chris has been a long time Grateful Dead fan. He was inspired by Jerry Garcia's guitar. He had to have one! After doing plenty of research, he learned that it was one of the most custom guitars ever made and the only way to get one was to make one. After two attempts at making a body blank he figured out that he should probably start with something a little more basic. It was then he built his first guitar, a bass in particular. It was nothing special, but a huge learning experience.
Around that same point in time he lost his job as a Radio Frequency Technician. In the process of looking for another job on the Internet he found a guitar building school down in Phoenix, AZ. This place was called The Roberto-Venn School of Luthiery. He signed up not taking it all too seriously. They got back to him saying he was on the waiting list and the job search continued. Some time went by and all of a sudden there was an opening and he moved down to Phoenix with one week’s notice to attend this school for 6 months. Chris' stars were aligned; the schools director of training, John Reuter was making a Jerry Garcia replica guitar for himself from start to finish in the exact 6 months that he was in attendance there ...
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I do not feel limited by tradition here. Personally, I love Rosewood, but many other hardwoods will yield truly professional instruments and I will not shy away from highly figured hardwoods if they are acoustically sound and stable. I have been collecting seasoned hardwood for many years now, and can offer more than twenty-five different species. A list of available wood options can be found in my "woodbin".
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I prefer the qualities of Engleman Spruce or Western Red Cedar in my classical guitars and Sitka Spruce in my steel-string guitars, but there are other options which will yield impressive results.
I do not feel limited by tradition here. Personally, I love Rosewood, but many other hardwoods will yield truly professional instruments and I will not shy away from highly figured hardwoods if they are acoustically sound and stable. I have been collecting seasoned hardwood for many years now, and can offer more than twenty-five different species. A list of available wood options can be found in my "woodbin".
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