Standard Steel String Jumbo guitar. This model is patterned after the Gibson J200. 25.5" string scale is standard with scroll inlay on the fingerboard and inlayed mustache bridge.

Base Price: $2,800

The M series guitar is a smaller size instrument with a 25" scale. I got this shape from George Morris when I took his basic class and it remains my personal favorite. Players like the shape, light weight and balanced tone this guitar yields.

Base Price: $2,250

LS 100

The Lone Star Edition! South Texas Mesquite sides, back and nick, East Texas Long Leaf Yellow Pine soundboard, topped off with a Mesquite bridge and fingerboard and a lone star inlayed at the 5th fret... this one is miles and miles of Texas with a sound bigger than Texas.

Base Price: $2,300

HC 100

Hill Country Edition! The major woods for this model come from right here in Bandera County. The sides and back are Mountain Cedar with river bottom Cypress for the soundboard. The fingerboard and bridge of this guitar are Mesquite and Whitetail deer antler is used for the nut and saddle.

Base Price: $2,250

D 100

This D 100 is about 16 1/2" at the lower bough with a 20" body length. The depth is 4 1/2" - 5" depending on the wood choice This new shape yeilds a strong base end and lots of volume while maintaining a nicely balanced tone. I also built this in a cutaway as seen in the pages that follow. I usually built the D 100 with a 25" string scale.

Base Price $2,250

Base prices for the various models listed above will give you an idea of what one of my guitars will cost. There are so many vaiables that figure into the building of a custom guitar, however, so the best way to get an accurate quote is to give me a call and just tell me what you want and I'll promptly work up a price for you with all the details for your guitar in writing. The quoted price will include a sturdy hardside case.

If you choose to place an order, and I hope you will, I ask that you return a signed copy of the the quote with a deposit of 1/2 the agreed price and I will put your guitar in my production schedule and let you know the approximate delivery date. As of right now, you can expect about a four to six month wait.

As I begin working on your guitar, I will keep you posted via e-mail on the progress of your guitar and send pictures of the building process.

The payment balance will be due when your guitar is complete and ready for pick-up or shipment. Your guitar will be promptly shipped upon receipt of the final payment.