North Carolina is a rich place to find excellent guitar and amp builders. At tuneyoursound.com we have already some of those builders on board. But there are more to be discovered. We visited some of them recently in their shops in Greensboro, NC: Keith Roscoe (http://www.roscoeguitars.com), Ken Hoover and John Mark Hampton (http://moriahguitarworks.com). Furthermore we dropped by Ryan Gadow's shop to see on what he is working for the moment.
Terry went back in time to produce this custom order. This is inspired by the original Barn Guitar built for Brad Whitford of Aerosmith. It has been finally completed and delivered. It's a beautiful creation showing all the skills of Terry. And of course the sound is great!
New in Stock: Mikaël Springer Seraph Gold Top guitars:
Mikaël Springer just delivered two Seraph Gold Top guitars for sale:
Work in Progress: Terry McInturff and Miikaël Springer
Terry is working on a special custom order: The TYS Barn Guitar. This is inspired by the original Barn Guitar built for Brad Whitford of Aerosmith.
The Story behind as told by Terry:
The Barn guitar was made (partially) of wood that I "harvested" from the old Barn Nightclub in Georges Mills, New Hampshire. Very convenient that my Mom and Dad live only 15 minutes from there!
www.tuneyoursound presents with the Rotary Club Esch-sur-Alzette Congo Square in concert at Musée National des Mines de Rumelange - March 19th, 2013 @ 6:30pm. Rehearsals and choice of instruments have been done at TYS. Reservations: rotaryesch@gmail.com. Tickets with dinner 85 Euro.
No, Terry is not dead! He slowly continues to produce exceptional guitars. See the latest one deliverd to one of our customers. Some more custom made guitars are on the way. Interested? Contact us!
Mikaël Springer, new guitar model: the Halfbreed
Somewhere between two worlds, vintage and modern, between bare rock'n'roll attitude and elegance, clean and rough at the same time, but for sure a workhorse for players, performers, artists: the Halfbreed.
TuneYourSound.com is not only a virtual activity. We have two locations to interact with our customers. One is in the US and one in Europe. Meetings in our premises are only possible on appointment basis.
But what to expect? How can our large collection be displayed?
TuneYourSound.com is not only a virtual activity. We have two locations to interact with our customers. One is in the US and one in Europe. Meetings in our premises are only possible on appointment basis.
But what to expect? How can our large collection be displayed?