Sebastian Stenzel
08-07-2003, 01:15 PM
January 2002
When I approached Guitar Salon International to represent my work in the US, I was not aware what a lucky choice it was. The recognition came quick, though. I remember well the long telephone talks with Tim Miklaucic that followed the first acquisition of a Stenzel guitar by GSI some years ago. Tim's serious dedication to offer nothing less than the best guitars in the world, his knowledge and appreciation of guitars was just overwhelming and matches perfectly with my attitude as a guitar maker. To call GSI a dealer of classical guitars would not do justice to what it really is: a partner for both guitarist and guitar maker, a middle-man of the guitar world in the best sense of the word. It has created a situation that never existed before: the possibility to compare and purchase from such an assorted range of guitars has no equal in the world.
I consider it a mark of honor to be represented by GSI.
Sebastian Stenzel
Munich
When I approached Guitar Salon International to represent my work in the US, I was not aware what a lucky choice it was. The recognition came quick, though. I remember well the long telephone talks with Tim Miklaucic that followed the first acquisition of a Stenzel guitar by GSI some years ago. Tim's serious dedication to offer nothing less than the best guitars in the world, his knowledge and appreciation of guitars was just overwhelming and matches perfectly with my attitude as a guitar maker. To call GSI a dealer of classical guitars would not do justice to what it really is: a partner for both guitarist and guitar maker, a middle-man of the guitar world in the best sense of the word. It has created a situation that never existed before: the possibility to compare and purchase from such an assorted range of guitars has no equal in the world.
I consider it a mark of honor to be represented by GSI.
Sebastian Stenzel
Munich