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Stochelo's guitar in the DVD - what is it?

Anyone know anything about the guitar Stochelo plays on the DVD? It's a lovely birdseye maple and I can't tell if it's the lighting or if it has a light stain on it. But who made it?

Also, in general, do most gypsy-style guitars use similar bracing? Do some use scalloped bracing or otherwise lighter bracing than the old Selmers?
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  • zavzav Geneve, SwissNew
    Posts: 94
    Sorry, on what DVD?
  • kimmokimmo Helsinki, Finland✭✭✭✭
    Posts: 171
    djadam wrote:
    Anyone know anything about the guitar Stochelo plays on the DVD? It's a lovely birdseye maple and I can't tell if it's the lighting or if it has a light stain on it. But who made it?

    Leo Eimers:
    http://www.eimers-guitars.nl

    I've got two (not maple though), as you can find out from my site below.
  • djadamdjadam Boulder, CONew
    Posts: 249
    zav wrote:
    Sorry, on what DVD?

    The Rosenberg Trio DVD Live at Samois.
    kimmo wrote:
    Leo Eimers:
    www.eimers-guitars.nl

    I've got two (not maple though), as you can find out from my site below.



    Thanks, Kimmo. I checked out the site and he makes some nice instruments, though I din't see anything maple on his site!
  • zavzav Geneve, SwissNew
    Posts: 94
    The Rosenberg Trio DVD Live at Samois.

    kimmo wrote:
    Leo Eimers:
    www.eimers-guitars.nl

    I've asked actually because there is the info with that guitar mentioned just somewhere on the Samois DVD! :wink:
  • djangologydjangology Portland, OregonModerator
    Posts: 1,024
    to this day I have never seen a Eimers guitar show up in the Northwest United States... I wish someone would buy one already! LOL
  • djadamdjadam Boulder, CONew
    Posts: 249
    zav wrote:
    The Rosenberg Trio DVD Live at Samois.

    kimmo wrote:
    Leo Eimers:
    www.eimers-guitars.nl

    I've asked actually because there is the info with that guitar mentioned just somewhere on the Samois DVD! :wink:

    Wow - how did I miss that?!!?
  • zavzav Geneve, SwissNew
    Posts: 94
    I checked out the site and he makes some nice instruments, though I din't see anything maple on his site!

    Wow - how did I miss that?!!?

    Hm... I´ve found that Stochelo´s Samois guitar on the site with no prob! :D

    Good luck!!!
    Anton
  • djadamdjadam Boulder, CONew
    Posts: 249
    OK... found it. Don't know how I missed it the first time. The site says:

    "The little 'stick on mics'(near the cutaway)were installed for synchronisation purposes."

    What do you think that means? I haven't a clue.
  • zavzav Geneve, SwissNew
    Posts: 94
    I don´t (but want to also) know all details, but from general point of view - if you use several picks it´s fine to get the signals from all of them to be in phase (I read such recomendations in some pick manuals). Maybe they installed the sticks for this purpose...

    Anton
  • djadamdjadam Boulder, CONew
    Posts: 249
    Can anyone confirm if that's a maple neck? If so, it must be heavy.
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