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tony rockett guitars
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Rockett Guitars: Tony is a renowned guitar maker specializing in quality custom made guitars allongb with all repairs, set-ups and restorations of many stringed instruments.
Tony Specializes in quality hand made guitars and has worked for clients across the south and beyond for some 14 years.
His wealth of experience and knowledge means he can create a truly
"custom" guitar for you that will be one of a kind.
Custom Guitar Making, Set ups, Re-frets Reconditioning & Restoration.
Tony uses only top quality materials for his work, the best machine heads,
high quality hard woods and quality components to specification.
So if your looking for a new guitar or your baby is needing some TLC then talk to Tony. Check out some of his projects ...
Tony Specializes in quality hand made guitars and has worked for clients across the south and beyond for some 14 years.
His wealth of experience and knowledge means he can create a truly
"custom" guitar for you that will be one of a kind.
Custom Guitar Making, Set ups, Re-frets Reconditioning & Restoration.
Tony uses only top quality materials for his work, the best machine heads,
high quality hard woods and quality components to specification.
So if your looking for a new guitar or your baby is needing some TLC then talk to Tony. Check out some of his projects ...
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Each guitar is individual in its own right yet each imparts the specific character, quality of sound, craftsmanship and ease of playing recognised in all Earl S Marsh guitars.
Only the best in materials selection for guitar construction is acceptable in order to attain all of the qualities expected of a fine concert guitar.
The ingredients used for the mix I suppose can be said to be pretty much the same across a very wide range of guitar makers all over the world. But the guitar with that little extra comes from the maker with good hands, good eyes, good ears and that extra special added ingredient: 'Passion'.
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My preferred choice of wood for the ribs and the backs of my guitars is Indian rosewood but I have used other woods such as English walnut, Myrtle, Jaguar ear, Maple and Arpuda. My preference for the soundboard is the best European spruce. I source this from the Swiss/Italian Alps and only the tightest grained spruce is used for the strutting and bracing. On occasion I also use the best quality Western red cedar with either cedar strutting or spruce strutting ...
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I was born near Vienna, Austria in 1955.
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I followed training in the fine art of wood handcrafting.
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The guitar-shop opened in 1976.
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Archtop,
Dolphin Concert Jazz,
Dolphin Steel,
Jumbo,
SKD Steve Howe,
Grand Dad (12-string),
Grand Orchestre (8-string),
SLAB (longneck 6-string),
Selmer type,
The Arch (nylon),
Teardrop (nylon),
Octave Mandolin,
Hurdy Gurdy
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