Check that top! Soo to sing live and free!

Almost ready to go to the spray finish booth! This one is a spinoff from the original design, sporting back bevels, rounded heel, offset side dots and our signature polygonal rosebuds inlay. This is a very promising guitar!

One of our little things that we do on our guitars is designing everything to maximize economy. Design is the means to the end, and after all, the instrument is just a tool that has to do the work in the best way possible. Here, we demonstrate the use of rare earth magnets to eliminate the need of using screws to attach the cover plate to the electronic cavity of our instruments. Meaning no more lost screws, no more stripped holes on the body, no more adding inserts to add a different screw, etc. Meaning just performance, functionality, smartness....in a single word, class. Come and experience this baby and see what it can do for you. Embrace evolution. This is Evell.

This beast is soon to be ready! And it will roar! Tabare is a 7 string designed for all styles of modern metal, featuring a 26.5" scale with 24 frets, all access bolt on neck design, HH configuration and a solid body design - Chambered version coming soon. Stay tuned for more updates!

After a long wait, she is finally ready. This is Evell in her 2nd coming. Much lighter, much more sleek, much more beautiful than her older sister. Balance is the main feature of this babe - balanced weight, balanced string response, balanced feel, balanced looks. This is a small guitar that sings like the best of them. Thanks to those that have supported during this process, and a megaphone-loud shout to MASTER Luthier Mr. Darrell Wheeler from Wheeler Custom Luthiery at Botany for all the time and help provided and for dishing out this beautiful BBQ red nitro finish. THANKS, DARRELL!!! Specs go as follow: Chambered mahogany body Flame Maple top 41 mm overall thickness Maple neck with carbon fibre reinforcement fillets Jumbo Xtra High Frets - 0.010 x 0.055 3 mm gold pearl disc side inlays / 1.5mm gold pearl side markers 22 fret Makassar ebony 22 frets fretboard SD JB and 59 Gotoh Locking nut / J Custom Headless research FX Bridge 2.3 Kg total weight Nitrocellulose lacquer finish

It's amazing how you can wait a lifetime to meet someone with your exact same tastes in about everything you enjoy in life - guitars, skateboarding, and Allan Holdsworth! It is even better when you get to work on his instrument while chatting about all this exciting stuff! Big thanks to Chris for allowing us to work on his beloved Ibanez Tosin Abasi 8 string guitar (not pictured here) #brotherfromanothermother <3

Here's what they say about our work, David always says he only does what he can humbly can. Thank god he can please such a high standard! Massive shoutout to Stu Marshall for the opportunity and kind words!

PERKS OF THE JOB. Today, one of our happy supporters showed up with these tickets. That made us really happy! Today we wanna give a massive shout to Ben Harrison, killer multi-instrumentalist gun for Cirque Du Soleil for providing these tickets :D

We're proud to announce that our very first order for one of our designs has been placed on friday! This is how she will look when it is completed. A proper mockup of the guitar is in the makes. Stay tuned for more news about this beautiful instrument. Embrace evolution. This is Evell.

As promised, this is the first part of our refret documentary. Some special considerations have to be taken in account when refretting an old Fender Stratocaster - fret tang size and length, fret slot size, fretboard material - even how you get those frets off the fretboard would affect the outcome of this job greatly. So sit back, enjoy and get ready for Part II!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8XMW2qWPCc&feature=youtu.be

An old, 78 Fender Stratocaster that hasn't been touched too much has arrived for a refret. YAY! This is a golden chance to show you guys how a refret is done on a Fender guitar that was built before 82. There are some REALLY IMPORTANT considerations to take and some dangerous pitfalls to avoid when tackling a refret on a vintage Fender Stratocaster, and any mistakes or alterations to the neck would hurt the value and resell price on this instrument. So stay tuned for more on this - We'll post a full pictorial and a brief description of all the tasks performed. EXCITING DAYS AHEAD! :D