Electrics

Haggerty

The Haggerty is at once a classic design and completely unique. It's highly customizable single cutaway design allows for practically any hardware and electronics configuration that the player can dream up. Versions so far have included variations on the classic T-style, dual P90s, dual humbuckers, a take on the JM, a baritone version, and even a resolectric.

With it's simple but elegant design, the Haggerty is well suited for playing with different woods and finishing techniques. In most cases, the body is built in a clamshell style that incorporates chambering away from the central structure which is often accented with an F-hole. Set necks with 6-in-line pegheads are standard, but a bolt-on neck or different peghead is available on request.

The body is 13 -3/16" wide and 18" long. Available with 24-5/8", 25", 25.5", and 28" (baritone) scale lengths. The neck joint is at the 16th fret for standard and baritone guitars.

Woodward

The Woodward is a take on the thinline hollow-body with an outline inspired by the Les Paul Signatures of the 1970s and a construction technique that owes a debt to the Version-R developed by the late Taku Sakashta. The top and back plates are hand-carved and unlike traditional instruments are set into a solid wood rim. Options are available for a fully hollow instrument, bracing that connects the top to the back to reduce feedback, or even a semi-hollow design with a solid center block if requested.

In it's hollow body form, the Woodward comes with a floating bridge and viola da gamba inspired tailpiece or Bigsby vibrato. The instrument is well suited for P90, Filtertron, or PAF-style humbucking pickups. Controls are also customizable with a volume-treble-bass option offering incredible sound shaping capability.

The body is 15-1/2" wide and 18-5/16" long with 16 frets clear of the body. Available with 24-5/8", 25", and 25.5" scale lengths.

Dequindre

The Dequindre is the single cutaway sibling to the Woodward and also is built with inspiration from the Sakashta Version-R. The top and back plates are hand-carved and unlike traditional instruments are set into a solid wood rim. Options are available for a fully hollow instrument, bracing that connects the top to the back to reduce feedback, or even a semi-hollow design with a solid center block if requested. This body style also lends itself well to bass guitar applications.

The hollow body Dequindre comes with a floating bridge and viola da gamba inspired tailpiece or Bigsby vibrato. P90, Filtertron, or PAF-style humbucking pickups work well in this body stle. Controls are also customizable with a volume-treble-bass option offering incredible sound shaping capability.

The body is 15-1/2" wide and 19" long with the neck joint at the 14th fret. Available with 24-5/8", 25", 25.5", and 30" (bass) scale lengths.

Gratiot

The Gratiot is designed from the ground up as a bass. Like the Haggerty guitar, the body is built in a clamshell style that incorporates chambering away from the central structure which is often accented with an F-hole. Set necks with 4-in-line pegheads are standard, but a bolt-on neck or different peghead is available on request.

This body style is extremely flexible and allows for practically any combination of pickups and controls. Potentiometers and switches (if equipped) can be either pickguard-mounted or body-mounted with rear access panels if there is a desire to show off the top wood or artwork.

The body is 14-3/8" wide and 20-3/8" from horn to the offset end. Scale lengths are available in 30" and 34" with the neck meeting the body at the 15th fret.

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