Following prices are valid for the year 2024, listed in EUR without VAT.
Base prices | |
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an instrument, 6-string model | € 3850 |
left-handed option | no extra costs |
floating neck on a modern instrument | no extra costs |
string set of your choice | no extra costs |
extra strings, per string | + € 120 |
Custom case | |
coffin case | € 350 |
carrying strap hangers, multiple mount options | + € 25 |
cotton carrying straps | + € 80 |
Tuners | |
traditional friction pegs, 6 to 10 pcs. | no extra costs |
internally geared pegs Wittner Fine-Tune Pegs, per piece / string | + € 35 |
tuning machines Thomas Rubner for modern 6-string instruments, or Panormo model | + cca € 130, customizable |
tuning machines Stauffer of own production, brass, backplate motif Vienna / Angel | + € 750 |
Finishing options | |
oil varnish, semi-matt | no extra costs |
oil varnish, glossy | + € 165 |
shellac (on the top only) | + € 215 |
shellac (complete) | inquiry |
Accessories | |
humidifier Martin 18AHG / Grover guitar / similar | + € 20 |
key to adjust string action (floating neck only) | no extra costs |
armrest, oil-treated (modern instruments only) | + € 220 |
Special requests | |
both wooden and bone nut or saddle | no extra costs |
multiple floating necks (alternate tunings / fretting / neck widths...) for a single instrument | inquiry |
Additional ornamentation | |
Lacôte model - flush and shortened fingerboard, three-component neck instead of two and very thick bindings | + € 530 |
Panormo model - four-component combined back instead of two joined halves and three-component neck instead of two, thicker bindings on both top and bottom, inlays around the end pin | + € 440 |
Hauser 1920 model - top bindings ornate on the side too, same bottom bindings as on top instead of no bindings as in original, inlays around the end pin | + € 215 |
Hauser 1943 and Romanillos models - thicker bottom bindings and an inlaid stripe in between the back halves | + € 115 |
The order is usually confirmed by paying a 20% end price deposit. The rest is expected to be paid after the instrument is ready to get shipped.
In order to maintain fairness to a worldwide clientele, we do list the prices both with and without VAT. Should the VAT apply in your case, we're legally bound to charge 20% tax extra. It usually applies to EU-buyers who do not have a VAT-number assigned. It never applies to buyers outside of the EU, or those who do have a VAT number assigned, no matter their location. Destination countries outside of EU may apply additional custom taxes we have no control of.
Buyer | VAT applies | custom taxes |
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Any buyers outside of EU | ||
Buyers from within EU with no VAT number assigned | ||
Buyers from within EU with a valid VAT number assigned | ||
Any buyers from Slovakia |
We do ship worldwide, using services of FedEx / TNT. If your country is not listed, feel free to send us an inquiry.
Please note the following table lists only a few sample estimates, actual shipping price may differ.
Country | VAT excl. | VAT incl. |
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Austria | Czechia | Slovakia | € 203 | € 244 |
Germany | Netherlands | Belgium | € 218 | € 262 |
France | Finland | Sweden | Denmark | € 233 | € 280 |
United Kingdom | Switzerland | € 228 | |
Norway | € 248 | |
United States of America | Canada | € 458 | |
Japan | € 571 | |
Australia | € 603 | |
other countries | inquiry | inquiry |
Payments are accepted via bank transfer. This is our recommended and preferred way to be paid, as there may be no additional fees charged.
Stripe is a complex payment platform, hence the service charges additional fees depending on your location and currency.
PayPal is an option too, but the service charges additional fees depending on your location and currency.
Please note there are no "student models" - every guitar is built with the best intention in mind and none should be inferior to any other. We do support classical guitar studies in other ways that do not come at any expense of our instruments' quality.
Classical guitar students can get a reduction in price, and / or payment split into installments. This is always discussed individually and is meant to support students in an unpleasant social condition, who wouldn't have access to similar instruments otherwise.