Every guitar builder eventually asks: what if I started from scratch? The Tritonic, the Biggie B, and the Paulatelli are our answers to that question. Each design grew out of years of building — shapes we kept coming back to, ideas that didn’t fit any existing template. They’re not copies or variations on classic styles. They’re ours. Built from scratch, refined through real playing, and available in whatever woods, hardware, and finishes speak to you.
TRITONIC STYLE ELECTRIC GUITARTritonic style in Blue Sparkle finish
Blue sparkle body, 2 humbuckers, 3 way switch, 1 vol & 1 tone control, 1 cutoff switch, 25.5″ scale maple neck Tritonic Style with Gold Sparkle finish
Gold sparkle, dual humbuckers, 1 vol & 1 tone, 3 way switch, blue pearloid inlay, 25.5″ maple neck Tritonic Style 5 String Bass in White finish
Poplar body, white finish, 2 Seymour Duncan J Bass pickups, 2 vol and 1 tone control, top loading hardtail bridge
The Tritonic style has a bit of a space age look with carved top and special headstock. The carved top and signature headstock give it an unmistakable presence — part sculpture, part instrument, all business when you plug it in.
Body dimensions:
Upper Bout: 11.5″
Lower Bout: 12 3/4″
Body Length: 18″
Total guitar length: 40″
Neck Scale: 25.5″
Hardware: This is up to your requirements. I have built them with Humbuckers, single coils, 3 way switches, cutoff switch, split coil.
Wood types: Can be any type you want. I have built them with walnut, Poplar, exotic woods, etc.
Finishes: Can be your choice, natural wood look with clearcoat, painted, stained, etc.
BIGGIE B STYLE GUITARBiggie B with Maple Back and Zebra wood top
Biggie B with Maple Back and Zebra wood top, Bigsby vibrato/bridge, 1 P-90 Soap bar pickup, 1 vol & 1 tone control, Maple neck with Rosewood fingerboard, 25.5″ scale Biggie B with Maple Back Alder back, Figured Maple top, green stain
Alder back, Figured Maple Top, green stain, 2 dual humbucker pickups, 1 vol & 1 tone control, 3 way switch, Bigsby bridge, Maple neck with Rosewood fingerboard, 25.5″ scale
The Biggie B style is built for taller players with a semi-hollow body and special headstock. This guitar style is notably larger than most guitars, you feel like you take command of the music when playing this instrument.
Body dimensions:
Upper Bout: 11″
Lower Bout: 15″
Body Length: 18″
Total guitar length: 44 1/2″
Neck Scale: 25.5″
Hardware: This is up to your requirements. I have built them with Humbuckers, single coils, 3 way switches, cutoff switch, split coil.
Wood types: Can be any type you want. I have built them with walnut, Poplar, exotic woods, etc.
Finishes: Can be your choice, natural wood look with clearcoat, painted, stained, etc.
PAULATELLI STYLE ELECTRIC GUITARPaulatelli Style Mahogany top, Cypress back, Anegre Laminate
Domestic Cypress back, mahogany top, Angere Laminate pickguard, P-90 soapbar pickups, Maple 22 fret neck Paulatelli style, Poplar body, blue stain finish
Poplar body, blue stain, 2 humbucker pickups, 3 way switch 2 vol & 1 tone control, 1 cutoff switch, maple neck with rosewood fingerboard, 25.5″ scale, top loadingvhardtail bridge Paulatelli style, Walnut body, Tru-oil finish
Walnut body, tru-oil finish, 1 P-90 Soap bar pickup, 1 vol and 1 tone control, maple neck with rosewood fingerboard, top loading hardtail bridge
The Paulatelli style has a smaller body with its own distinct personality — familiar enough to feel intuitive, original enough to turn heads. If it reminds you of something, that’s experience talking. If it doesn’t, that’s the point.
Body dimensions:
Upper Bout: 10″
Lower Bout: 15.5″
Body Length: 17″
Total Guitar Length: 39″
Neck Scale: 25.5″
Hardware: This is up to your requirements. I have built them with Humbuckers, single coils, 3 way switches, cutoff switch, split coil.
Wood types: Can be any type you want. I have built them with walnut, Poplar, exotic woods, etc.
Finishes: Can be your choice, natural wood look with clearcoat, painted, stained, etc.
Interested in any of these guitars or want to discuss guitars in general?Pricing for these guitars start at $850
