Acoustic Guitar Building By Galloup School of Lutherie Instructor, Cooper Wentz Important Note: This is going to be a continually evolving project, where I’ll be adding photos, blueprints, and more. These updated iterations will be located on our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/c/TheGalloupSchool. In writing this article on how to make an acoustic guitar, I’m going to …
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By Warren Malone It turns out, anyone can build a guitar. However, a really nice guitar, a guitar that you’d be proud to hear a musician play, that – it turns out – is not something everyone can build. I arrived at Galloup School of Lutherie and Guitar Repair at the age of 56, trading …
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By Cooper Wentz Material selection, as Bryan Galloup often emphasizes, is one of the most critical aspects of building a guitar. His motto, “Quality in leads to quality out,” encapsulates this philosophy perfectly. The tone, reliability, feel, and longevity of an instrument are deeply tied to the properties of its materials. But how does one objectively …