Classical guitar making. My 24th guitar build

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Published 2012-02-13
Highlights from making my classical guitar featuring the builder playing the finished instrument. www.booneguitars.com

The back and sides of this guitar are Indian rosewood. The top is western red cedar. The neck is Spanish cedar. Fret board is Macassar ebony. The rosette is a maple burl.

Song list

Etude in Am-Carcassi
Andantino- Carcassi
Minuet-Krieger
Andante-Sor
Andante-Carcassi
Allegro-Guiliani
Alegretto-Sor
Alegretto-Sor
Here Comes the Sun-Harrison

All Comments (21)
  • Beautiful work! Very balanced and full sound. Thank you for posting.
  • @user-in9xo6zo9p
    the best bit for me was watching him let his son have a go....... good man
  • @38ddkelly
    Now THAT is a labor of love. Beautiful!!
  • @Rodneypolman
    Wow! I just owned a guitar like already 2 months and I care alot about it. This video gives me the feeling to love it even more! Thank you!
  • @RobertoRMOLA
    One of the most beautiful things I`ve ever saw at YouTube. Congratulations Mr. Boone!
  • @okiiskandar
    he making it with passion and love. its not just a giutar, its an art
  • @fusion-music
    Beautiful inspiring video. Love the way you use your tools and got your son involved in learning the joy of shaping wood. I think you could teach a lot on the use of tools - why you do smooth strokes. I like the book matching on the headstock. Got to admit that I like headstocks that are not book matched, if they have interesting grain etc. Looking at your jig I recognised that I don't need so many tools as I thought to build a guitar. This surely is harping back to some of the original techniques of building instruments, but you have a nice clean modern twist on it. Music was great. It completed the video very nicely. This video is very therapeutic.
  • @pigjubby1
    Never, ever take guitar building for granted. I developed allergies to many exotic woods while at the same time got divorced and lost my home shop. Never got back into it after ten years. Sold all my tools and woods. It is a gift and a blessing. I still miss it. Enjoy it while you can. Thank you for sharing the video.
  • @razpaul
    What a pleasure to watch a true craftsman at work & passing on his skills to the next generation. Brilliant tools also. Thanks for sharing your skills.
  • @kirikchiu
    Thank you Stephen to share your art with us. I am amazed!
  • @DelTangBrav
    Beautifully made and played. One of the best videos I've seen. Thanks for uploading it.
  • @billl8069
    Brilliant - The jigs are incredible works of art in themselves!
  • I love the way your jigs and tooling are so carefully and cleanly built. So many people's equipment looks like they threw it together to get it over with, but your care and thoughtfulness in the tooling must also come through in the finished product.
  • @Pancho8091
    Absolutely beautiful. The time, the patience, the discipline! Very nice music also. I enjoyed very much. Thank you for this!
  • @Ronbo62
    Well done sir, and I'm happy to see you getting your children involved in the craft.
  • You are so talented, it's amazing how much passion you put into your guitars. It shows very much!
  • @seephor
    I just love the look of the Indian rosewood. It's such beautiful wood. You are a true craftsman with a high level of attention to detail.
  • @davidadelaide
    Thanks for taking the time to make this informative video. Loved it. Keep up the good work.