Guitars
Seven families, each one made by hand.
Above, a Strato Modern in the Iride finish. Below are the families and, inside each one, the models that belong to it.
Genesis
The line drawn from scratch, made to move past the borders — where every genre turns into a new possibility.
Atlas · Jewel · Maranello
Nemesis
The sharp-edged instruments, for low tunings and fast hands. Nemesis is the Sun’s dark companion star, the one blamed for the mass extinctions: a name that tells you what to expect.
Fenice · Wormhole
Ether
Headless: tuners at the bridge, different balance, a shorter case. In six, seven and eight strings. Anyone who travels gets it straight away.
Six · Seven · Eight strings
Strato
The classic shape, corrected where it counts. Versatile and comfortable: pop, rock, blues, funk, metal — everything else changes, it doesn’t have to.
Modern · Classic · Thinline · 1983
Tele
The other classic shape: a plain body and a sound that hides nothing. The most direct instrument in the catalogue.
Modern · Classic · Thinline · Evo
Aeon
Mahogany body and a set neck, short scale: the note rounds off instead of cutting. Two historic shapes, one solid and one hollow, built from the same woods as everything else.
Acheron · Elysium
Astra
Nylon strings on a solid body, with the neck of an electric: you move from one to the other and your hand never notices, and the wide classical fretboard is still an option. Piezo at the bridge, so no feedback and none of the bulk of a soundbox. With the inlays drawn by hand, which on this one you can see from across the room.
Eclisse