All our instruments and pickups are built, finished, and set up right here in Southern California by our small team of experts. The hardware and other electronics components are made in a variety of places such as America, Germany, and various places in Asia.

Check our "How To Buy" page at the top of this webpage for a list of our dealers in North America and Europe/UK!

4-6 months. We are working on getting that back down to 2 months, as we just expanded into a couple different wood shops to keep up with the amount of orders we get, which has grown exponentially each year. We would encourage you to buy something from one of our dealers, or check Reverb.com for anything used, if you do not want to wait for a custom build.

No, sorry. Those deposits go towards specific parts and materials to make the custom guitar in question, as well as to pay for the day to day expenses our business has to pay for. If you decide you don’t want the guitar after all, you can always sell it (these things tend to not last long in online stores such as Reverb.com), or we can help you sell it once it’s finished to make your money back that way, but we cannot refund a deposit until a guitar is done being built.

You are more than welcome to send us an email to see where we’re at with your custom build. As our company grows, we are adapting to the workload, and batches are getting bigger, and it is hard to send updates to every person, but I think you are entitled to a progress report here and there, within reason. Just please don’t pressure us to rush your guitar out. We have done this before with mixed results, and honestly rushing the process at all can potentially compromise the quality of your build. The Titanic was rushed, and look what happened there! The best thing to do is let us do our thing, and we promise you will love the guitar.

Unlike whatever you are talking about, these instruments are made in California by people who are experts at making, playing, and listening to loud electric guitars, meaning we have to be compensated with a livable wage by American standards and by the standard that you would pay an expert to do their job, like a plumber, dentist, or aeronautical engineer. Our guitars are made with meticulous love and care from the moment we mill up a bunch of wood until we make sure the last nut slot is cut just right. You won’t find more level frets or a more one of a kind finish on any guitar anywhere. We also use high quality wood and parts from companies such as Schaller, Gotoh, Graphtech, and CTS for electronics, all of which are superior products that come together to make an excellent instrument. Sure, there are tons of great guitars out there that we are fans of as well, but we do our best to be just as good, if not better.

Yes, we guarantee our guitars for life against any structural defect such as warping or falling apart as long as it didn’t do either as a result of negligence or ill-advised tampering, such as but not limited to leaving your guitar in a hot car all day, running over it with your car, or throwing it out of a window. If you have any specific questions about what is and isn’t covered, send us an email. Pickups are guaranteed for life as well. Other electronic components are guaranteed for one year from date of purchase. In the event that something needs repair, get in touch with us and we will either fix it ourselves or send you to a good tech in your area. An unauthorized attempt at repair will void all warranty.

We are willing to do just about anything you can dream up, and typically enjoy new challenges as long as you have the American dollars to pay for it. Send us an email with your ideas for a price estimate.

“Better” when it comes to pickups is mostly subjective, but as it relates to these guitars, Dunable pickups are better because they are designed with the scale length, pickup placements, and construction of a Dunable guitar in mind, which is different than that of most guitars that aftermarket pickups are designed for. I have tried A LOT of the pickups out there in these guitars, and I’ve taken note of what works well in them. Those notes informed the “recipes” of my main pickup models.

No, sorry!

The bane of my existence. Don’t buy it. UPS destroyed it in a shipment years ago and sold it to recoup some of the insurance payout. Just don’t buy it.

Typically around $60 within the US, and around $120 to anywhere else. Yes I will probably ship to your country, let’s talk about it.

Probably not, but sometimes I give discounts to people who are out there playing a lot and/or in rad bands that I like. Feel free to hit me up!

Sure, it will only cost you money.