A guitar is not just wood and strings, it’s character.
This is where guitars stop being models and start being voices: electric, acoustic, archtop, solid body, well-worn instruments and ones ready to be marked.
Every guitar here reacts to your hands, your touch, the way you live the sound. Play it. If it doesn’t answer back, it’s not the right one.
Gibson ES-335 Sixties Cherry
February 2, 2026
On Parkinson’s and Movies It took me a while to realize that one of my greatest interests in science was rooted in a major passion for movies that I developed during Christmas 1985. Right before that holiday, I watched ‘Back to the Future’ for the first time. The movie immediately became my favorite because it
TV Jones Spectra Sonic Supreme
February 2, 2026
Rebirth In 1996, Soundgarden released their last studio album before the reunion in 2010. The album, Down on the Upside, received mixed reviews, since it was an attempt to move away from the huge guitar riffs and the polished production of Superunknown. Many fans saw it as the inevitable decline which led to the disbandment
Fender Squier Stratocaster 40th Anniversary
January 27, 2026
I began playing the guitar in 2018, driven not by technical ambition but by admiration: as a child, watching my cousin play made me want to be like him. My first instrument, a classical Darestone guitar gifted by my uncle, introduced me to music, even if it never truly felt like it belonged to me.
Fender Telecaster American Vintage I 52
January 16, 2026
Born in the U.S.A. 1985 was a peculiar year. The great snowfall hit hard in Italy and I still remember that magical atmosphere of the cities blanketed in white. For a 7-year-old boy, it was like living in a fairy tale. We returned from Rome — where we had spent Christmas with our relatives —
Duesenberg Starplayer TV Black
January 12, 2026
A dream traded for an algorithm Spring 2024 was a difficult time for me. I was dealing with a loss—the kind you experience only two or three times in a lifetime, if even that. One coping mechanism was my GAS. To some extent, it helped numb the pain, but it also prevented me from truly
Maybach Lester Cherry Lane ’58
January 11, 2026
The journey from a failed friendship to Mark Knopfler I turned 17 in 1994, a year I have many memories from. I remember the deaths of Ayrton Senna and Kurt Cobain, the O.J. Simpson case, and Nelson Mandela becoming the first Black president of South Africa. Also, it was the year of Pulp Fiction and
Martin 000-16 StreetMaster
January 11, 2026
The Martin 000-16 StreetMaster arrived when I was ready to stop looking for excuses.It is the guitar of acoustic maturity—not because it’s definitive, but because it doesn’t lie. At first, I was afraid of it. The same kind of fear you feel toward anything that’s too true.It sounded too much, I used to say. Too present. Too wide.
Epiphone Casino USA Sunburst
January 11, 2026
And then there is the Epiphone Casino USA Sunburst, the dream guitar I had been carrying with me for years.Its sound is immediately familiar, rooted in a Brit lineage that runs from Lennon and Richards to Noel Gallagher and Radiohead.It feels alive even unplugged, resonating against the body before a single note is played. Through a
Duesenberg Starplayer TV Red Sparkle
January 11, 2026
The Duesenberg Starplayer TV Red Sparkle took a strange path — but the right one.It came to me second-hand, through Roberto, someone who shares my same weaknesses: vintage jazz, blues, sound above all else. When a guitar passes through hands like that, it never arrives neutral. It arrives already understood. From the first touch, it
Eastman T49D/TV Classic
January 11, 2026
And this is where Eastman comes in — through a deliberate, almost symbolic choice.The Eastman T49 is the only Eastman guitar I’ll present. Not because the others don’t deserve it, but precisely because they do: this one stands for all of them. I love Eastman for a very simple, concrete reason: it gives you access