I am so grateful for the time that I have been here and more grateful for a wonderful wife who helped make this all possible. I look forward to building some prototypes in the future and honing my skills. I hope to make Remnant Guitars a worthy and admired name in the guitar world.
I will be taking on guitar repairs in the future, once I get back home and everything is all lined up. If you have any questions on repairs or even thoughts about a guitar design, feel free to email the shop at: remnantguitarsandrepair@gmail.com for right now.
Get ready to hear more in the future and possibly a company blog. Thanks for all of your feedback, comments, and support. As more information comes to fruition on the future of Remnant Guitars I will post it on this blog.
Thanks and God Bless!
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| Another beautiful TKL case. This one has a burgundy interior that plays well with the natural color of the guitar. |
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| The back in all of its shiny glory! |
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| Close-up of the grain and flame on the back. |
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| Sides with ivoroid binding. |
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| The top, all put together. Tuned, intonated and ready to play. |
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| Closer... |
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| The bridge is floating on the top and kept in place by the tension on the strings. The one pot on the pickguard is a volume pot. |
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| In her case and getting ready to be graded. |
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| She's a beauty, one in a million! |
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