Deep Interview Q&A with Luthiers On Building Guitars, Life & Music. The show is hosted by Chayton Alo - the Founder of The Luther Bench - the online Marketplace and Knowledge Base for luthier-built guitars.
From The Luthier Bench
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Deep Interview Q&A with Luthiers On Building Guitars, Life & Music. The show is hosted by Chayton Alo - the Founder of The Luther Bench - the online Marketplace and Knowledge Base for luthier-built guitars.
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5/4/2024
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Recent Episodes
November 20, 2024
005 - The Dan Erlewine Recordings
Luthier industry legend Dan Erlewine recounts his life's journey from childhood woodworking to building historic guitars for Albert King and Jerry Garcia.
October 30, 2024
004 - Michihiro Matsuda of Matsuda Guitars
Michihiro Matsuda is perhaps the most revolutionary guitar builder on the planet. The Matsuda workshop is synonymous with radical designs executed with precise construction. Michihiro (known as Michi) was born & raised on the island of Japan. A love for guitar playing and the desire to build inspired Michi to immigrate to America at the age of 29 and in 1997, with almost no English, he enrolled in Roberto-Venn School of Lutherie in Phoenix. Shortly after graduation, Michi had the great fortune of becoming an apprentice of the legendary Luthier Ervin Somogyi for over 3 years. And, he was also able to work with historic guitar repairman Frank Ford at Gryphon Strings. Eventually, Michihiro opened up his own workshop and today he is located in Redwood City, California fabricating about 6 to 7 guitars annually mostly using hand tools. But Michi is more than just a guitar builder, he is a creative artist with a sense for the life-force in wood and an intuition for building that is historic. He is a deeply private and soft-spoken man but today we are going to look deeper into the creative genius of Matsuda Guitars.
September 23, 2024
Podcast 003 - Jay Lichty & Corrie Woods of Lichty Guitars
What are the elements of business success for a Luthier workshop? How can a guitar builder ramp up their workshop brand awareness and increase interest among Collectors and Artists? In this business-focused podcast episode, we speak with Jay Lichty & Corrie Woods of the highly-successful workshop Lichty Guitars. In just a few short years, the Lichty Guitars brand went global with 100s of high-end guitars finding Buyers in over 20 countries. Learn from the workshop dynamic duo Jay & Corrie how to master all of the elements of success for a Luthier brand, including building a world-class website, guitar imagery, social media promotions, and owning the search engines. This episode contains everything a Luthier needs to know about being successful not including building the best guitars in the world.
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