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March
28,2008:
Thank you for taking a look at my website. If you have any questions please
email or call.
Vail hand crafted guitars can now be purchased at Blue Bus Music 24 Parkway
Katonah, NY. 914-301-5619 The guitars that they will stock will not cost anymore
than what is listed on my website pricing page.
I have designed a smaller bodied guitar with similar dimensions as a OOO, but
has the distinctive Vail shape. I call it the "Newport" model. The Newport is
also available in a traditional soft cutaway. The Newport prototype that is
currently in production has Madagascar rosewood back & sides, Adirondack spruce
top, bold herringbone rosette & purfling, & 12 fret slotted headstock. The
headstock will have red shell torch inlay & the ebony fret board will have a red
shell snowflake inlay design. Due to the success of my MJ ( mini jumbo) model I
have customer orders which take first priority! Therefore, the prototype sits on
the shelf awaiting finish. You can take a sneak peek by clicking on the
"Newport" on the Models page.
Additional spec guitars in production:
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My three piece back Dreadnaught guitar in Zebra wood, top is curly Sitka spruce
-Sold
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MJC satin wood B&S, bearclaw sitka top, shell rosette & purfling
- Sold
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MJC-12 Quilted Mahogany B&S, Lutz spruce top - Sold
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Look for coming pics & specs on these guitars and of course deposits are
welcomed on these guitars!
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Earlier this year I was able to deliver the
first Vail MJC-12 to Michael Dempsey. I met Mike a year earlier at a
guitar show in Saratoga Springs where he purchased his first MJ 6
string. Mike came to my shop & purchased the spec MJC-12 guitar with
quilted Mahogany & lutz top. ( More about Lutz tops at the bottom of
page) The guitar was early enough in the construction stage, that he
was able to select appointments to match his previous Vail guitar!
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Thanks Mike!
Michael Demsey has become a real supporter & friend to Vail Guitars.
I would like to Thank Mike for his contribution to my website. You can hear
Michael perform (3) original songs for "Listen to a Vail Guitar". |
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Here is the completed
picture of the electric guitar I designed for my Son's
graduation gift. The guitar was so successful that it has become
one of my models.
Check out info & pics on
Models page.
I would like to thank
Dwight Devereaux of Tone Pros
www.tonepros.com for
his generous contribution to this guitar!
Hear Nate's band at Purevolume.com/TheGoodYear
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 Nathaniel's Guitar Click
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From Gary Vail - Luthier Of Vail Guitars
In the world of guitar making today your choice of style & appointments are
only limited by the boundaries of your imagination. Your new guitar could be a
wonderful work of art, worthy of display in a gallery, or a dependable work
horse accompanying you from gig to gig.
I think most of you would like to be somewhere in the middle of those two
worlds. My own personal satisfaction comes from hearing the music created by
people with their Vail Guitars.
My hope as a luthier is that people would be open to change in their thinking
regarding tonewoods. You don't need a clone of what everybody else has. The
variations in wood excites me. Just as God has created human beings as unique
individuals, every tree that grows is unique and beautiful in its own way!
There is a new hybrid soundboard board that God
has cloned. Its called Lutz spruce. It is a cross pollination of sitka &
engleman. To find out more about it contact my friend Shane Neifer- my supplier.
His website will explain more about it.
www.highmountaintonewood.com And remember we try to think "Green" when we
build. What we use to build guitars is like crumbs from the table compared to
the waste that goes on these days!! |
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Copyright 2008 Vail Guitars
- All Rights Reserved
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