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Luthiers

Behind every incredible guitar, there is an amazing luthier.

Meet the Guitar Makers

Over the years, we have cultivated important relationships with premiere guitar makers from around the globe. These relationships help continue the excellence and dedication that Guitar Salon International places on supporting everyone in our guitar community.

Ariel Ameijenda
Ariel Ameijenda
Mario Aracama
Mario Aracama
Kris Barnett
Kris Barnett
Michel Belair
Michel Belair
Hans Van Den Berg
Hans Van Den Berg
Tobias Berg
Tobias Berg
Paulino Bernabe
Paulino Bernabe
Edmund Blöchinger
Edmund Blöchinger
Florian Blöchinger
Florian Blöchinger
Elías Bonet Monné
Elías Bonet Monné
Marco Bortolozzo
Marco Bortolozzo
Enrico Bottelli
Enrico Bottelli
Robert Bouchet
Robert Bouchet
Tobias Braun
Tobias Braun
Kenneth Brögger
Kenneth Brögger
Bastien Burlot
Bastien Burlot
Carlos Juan Busquiel
Carlos Juan Busquiel
Hermanos Camps
Hermanos Camps
Matthew Chaffin
Matthew Chaffin
Conde Hermanos
Conde Hermanos
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If you are looking for a guitar that is currently listed in our online museum, you may click on the notification bell, just in case it makes its way back to our store, or you can Talk to Our Experts.

Our catalog features some of the best luthiers in the world chosen for their excellence and craftsmanship. Each builder makes unique instruments, and we work only with the best representatives of various guitar building styles.

What is the difference between guitar builders, guitar makers, guitar luthiers, and manufacturers?
Even though the term luthier is usually the most desirable word to describe a person who professionally builds instruments from wood, all these words are often used as synonyms even in the professional environment. However, the term manufacturer is usually used to describe factories that build instruments on a massive scale.