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Hand made Archtop Guitars in high quality are avaiable also in Slovenia. Luthier produces them in a small workshop, almost 100% hand made. They are hand carved, solid wood, air dryed for several years.
Avaiable also custom models.
www.glasbila-erman.com
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04-25-2013 06:44 AM
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Originally Posted by jazzkatten
good suggestion!
They even sell jazz-amps like jazzamp, jazzcat and quilter-amps, which is really uncommon for a european seller.
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Originally Posted by redwater
http://www.thomann.de/gb/semiacoustic_guitars.htmlLast edited by TonyB56; 04-19-2014 at 05:46 AM.
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This thread is 2 years old I am sure the OP has found a guitar by now
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For sure I did!
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lol I never noticed, my eyes must be going along with everything else.
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Maker of fine stringed instruments
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Originally Posted by redwater
You could try a Normandy archtop made of aluminium. But the neck is still made of wood so even this one would suffer in the trunk of your car.
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New guitars just made:
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So in 2019, where can you buy high end arch tops?
Also I’m going to Italy soon, any good stores there?
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I was on tour in Austria/Germany recently, ran across this luthier's shop in Graz. He had a lot of interesting instruments, a German-tradition archtop, baroque instruments, pointy shredder guitars, 5 & 6 string basses. Only played them for bit,but all seemed well made
13 Custom Instruments – Instrumentenbau in Graz
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Moin!
Liberty Music (Home) by Ernst Weinbach is a dedicated archtop seller, who also carries amps (e.g. Henriksen) and cabs (e.g. his own & my TOOB) for jazz guitar. Ernst's biggest seller is Eastman, but he has other new and used archtops available, including Jaen and Benedetto. He's also extremely networked, e.g. to Japan. He ships everywhere.
Did you know that, in the nearby town of Kandel, an Archtop Forum has been organized several times? For some reason, they skipped 2018 and 2019, at one point considering to move the event inside the new and hugely successful Guitar Summit event in Mannheim. Apparently, this did not work out, so the next Archtop Forum will be held in 2020. It's been Novemberish in the past.
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This: Rialto
VS
This:
Benedetto Custom 16 B 2018 Black pearl | Reverb
Both would potentially be bought untried, so I am a little crazy...
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VAT alone explains that... sales tax in the US is much lower.
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I’m seriously thinking about buying that 16B
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Yup. E.g. Germany 19%, Finland 24%, Hungary 27% vs 0-7% in the USA and up to 13% or so in Canada. However, EU vendors selling outside the Community do not have to charge VAT, whereby Thomann, for example, should be quite competitive from a US perspective. Of course, it makes little sense to send US-made stuff back to the States from Europe. Another curse for occasional and small-time vendors, probably irrespective of location, is the high shipping rates. For instance, the Finnish Post requires 200 parcels per year to offer corporate rates - irrespective of the value of the typical shipment. The courier companies transport stuff from Germany at half the rate of what it would cost to return the same thing. Aargh! There's no justice!
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Saving some money for D'Angelico New Yorker copy that a Dutch luthier Wout Bosma would build me. A great luthier located in Dordrecht, NL.
Welcome at Bosma Guitars
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Hi, I'm constantly searching European market, because of buying an expensive guitar without playing it before is not a good idea for me.
So thanks for this thread. There is a bunch of great luthiers here in Czech Rep. and I definitely fell in love with this guitar (fiserguitars.cz) but by eye so far.
To extend this thread, I would add Gregs Guitars in Germany
Greg's Guitars - Selected Guitars and Gear.
I'm jealous of the US market/eBay/Reverb (especially with vintage Gibsons and similars) however, it's so larger!
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A lot has changed (for the worse) since the start of this thread. London's Mairants is no more, but Mak's continues in the same premises and with expertise. Not sure about Jazzisten in Copenhagen. Liberty-Music in Neustadt, Germany tried to exit but in the end scaled down to amps and cabs only. Many great luthiers in the Netherlands, Germany, France, Czech Republic etc. Knowledgeable secondhand/vintage vendors with a constantly changing inventory everywhere in Europe, e.g. Kitarapaja and Kitarakuu in Finland. For budget-priced new instruments, look for Ibanez and Gretsch resellers. Korean-made Epiphones (Broadway, Emperor Regent) keep getting better with age and can still be had for well under 1K.
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Make a trip to paris, on Rue De Douai you'll find plenty of guitar shops with archtops.
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Originally Posted by himself
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A very good address in France for vintage archtops is Jerome Casanova located into Gallerie Verot-Didat, near Le Louvre in Paris. That’s probably the best you can find in France.
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