Eagle-Rose Guitars

Sensual walnut cap for a customers bass build. What pickups would you put in this?

Which binding would you couple with this Spalted beech? White or black?

Joined some of the Spalted beech from my brother Joe to make one sexy guitar cap. This will be going on an ash body. But what fretboard would you couple this with? Rosewood or ebony?

Shiny shiny limba body and walnut cap on this sexy bass.

Fretboard inlay on one of the new models of bass guitar. Should I fill in the pupils though? Looks ghostly without.

A mockup/prototype of the new bass model. Smoothing out the creases. And yes it is left handed, how else would I be able to road test it?!

Check out this custom rosette when coupled with this incredible painting by Heather McCoy! This is why we love working with clients and local artists to make bespoke guitars. There is something particularly Art Deco about this design. Hats off to Jonathan Coy Guitarist.

Current walnut build aka toothy ready for the spray booth

Mosaic sections of a custom rosette. This thing is going to be sexy

Daayum that's a tasty rosette!

Rosette sections

A super rare glimpse into the innards of a customers guitar. Not all guitars look like this on the inside, not all guitars are this lucky. So If you got it, flaunt it. #hatersgonnahate #itswhatsinsidethatcounts

Spalted beech wood from Suffolk sealed, stickered and stacked ready for drying.

To the drawing board! Exciting times designing new guitars. Anyone got any design ideas?

Got sum would.

Been resawing these beautiful spalted beech logs thanks to my brother Joe. Who wants a coffee table made from this stuff?

Fretboard inlay on this build nicknamed 'Toothy' for obvious reasons. That's some bad tooth decay!

Our friends over at Stuff That Happens have just set up an online shop! The head honcho over there is one of the team that paints our guitars, so give them some love!