Musicians should be able to choose instruments and upgrades that are easier to travel with, easier to trust in changing environments, and more inspiring to play every day. Our catalog spans acoustic guitars, ukuleles, mandolins, electric guitars, bass instruments, and carbon-fiber neck upgrades. They all share the same design philosophy: weather resistance, damage resistance, and travel-ready practicality. We have a wide variety of instruments that are perfect for any musician who prioritizes stability, playability, and useful modern design.
Acoustic Guitars
In acoustic guitars, our current range includes the Hybrid Dreadnought Guitar, Full Carbon Travel Guitar, Full Carbon Dreadnought Guitar, Grand Cutaway, Grand Cutaway Mini, and 12-String Grand Cutaway. The category is broad enough to encompass several types of acoustic players without sacrificing a consistent identity. The Dreadnought gives us an entry point for players who want a familiar, portable dreadnought feel in acoustic or acoustic-electric form, and is offered in both a Hybrid and a Full Carbon version. The Full Carbon Travel Guitar pushes the travel guitar concept harder by combining a mini-dreadnought body, a full 24 3/4-inch scale, and a bolt-on detachable neck in a 2 lb 13 oz package. The Grand Cutaway and Grand Cutaway Mini take the line toward easier upper-fret access and a more premium contour-driven experience. The 12-string extends the family into a bigger, balanced, stage-and-recording voice with its Grand Auditorium body, 25.5-inch scale, and detachable neck. This shows that our acoustic guitar category feels less like a single-model lineup and more like a complete carbon fiber guitar range for modern players. Musicians who want a travel guitar, acoustic-electric guitar, or full-size carbon fiber acoustic without sacrificing consistency. All the acoustic guitars also include a Carbon Double Top and negative bracing approach for more volume, tone, and sustain.
Ukuleles
Our ukulele catalog is where players can see the clearest progression from simple, approachable formats to highly specialized instruments. The current lineup includes the Hybrid Tenor Ukulele, the Full Carbon Tenor Ukulele, the Hybrid 8-String Tenor Deluxe Ukulele, the Full Carbon Concert Ukulele, the Full Carbon Baritone Ukulele, and the Full Carbon Bass Ukulele. That gives us a category that speaks to beginners, gigging players, travelers, and musicians who want lower or fuller voices without leaving the ukulele family. The Hybrid Tenor offers an easier entry point with a wood neck reinforced by carbon fiber stiffening rods. The Full Carbon Tenor moves into a one-piece carbon body and neck platform with a 17-inch scale, a listed weight of 1 lb 14 oz, and an acoustic-electric option with integrated tuning. The Full Carbon Concert compresses that idea into a lighter, shorter-scale format, and the Full Carbon Baritone opens the door for players who want a deeper voice and a more guitar-adjacent tuning approach. The Hybrid 8-String Tenor Deluxe adds another flavor to the category for players who want a more distinctive tenor format. The Full Carbon Bass Ukulele stretches the line all the way into low-end territory with a 20.81-inch scale and an active piezo-electric system with onboard tuning. In practical terms, our ukulele category is not just one carbon fiber ukulele repeated in different sizes. It is actually a complete family of tenor ukulele, concert ukulele, baritone ukulele, 8-string ukulele, and bass ukulele options built around durability, travel worthiness, and plug-in-ready versatility where it matters.
Mandolins
Our mandolin category is focused and premium. There are currently two styles: the A-Style mandolin from $2,799 and the F-Style mandolin from $3,799. The A-Style is our direct answer for players who want a modern mandolin with traditional scale length and fast, reliable playability. It has a lightweight carbon fiber body, stainless steel frets, a 12-inch fretboard radius, a traditional 13.87-inch scale, and a no-heel neck joint for better upper-fret access. There are also upgrade options for acoustic, transducer, K&K, or onboard EQ options. The F-Style builds on that same carbon-first idea but moves toward a more ornate, bluegrass-adjacent silhouette. It has an attached scroll, an extra sound port, and a slim neck profile. The F-style provides a balanced, powerful tone profile supported by the added hollow scroll volume and the additional port. Because both models live in the same category, players can choose whether they want the streamlined A-style experience or the more decorative, projection-conscious F-style without giving up the reliability-first value proposition behind the line. That gives our mandolin catalog a clear identity: not a novelty carbon experiment, but a serious mandolin range made for musicians who care about precision, consistency, and amplified options alongside acoustic tone.
Electric guitars
Our electric guitar catalog is where familiar comfort meets carbon-fiber stability. The current Electric Guitars collection includes the Artemis Electric Guitar, Artemis Custom, Telomere Custom, Vector Custom, Baritone Electric Guitar, and Artemis Baritone Custom. That spread matters because it means we are not limited to one shape or player type. The standard Artemis Standard shows our electric lineup’s goal: an okoume body, carbon fiber neck, 24.75" scale, custom humbuckers, and a familiar feel. From there, the custom side of the lineup expands the category into different body concepts and baritone formats. But it still preserves the same broader pitch of stable neck performance, modern hardware choices, and dependable playability. The real value for musicians is simple: this lineup isn’t chasing a futuristic sound. It offers a low-maintenance electric that still feels like an electric guitar.
Bass instruments
Our bass category is one of the broadest parts of the catalog, because it covers both standard electric bass needs and portable acoustic solutions. The current Bass Guitars collection runs from the Apollo Electric Bass, Apollo IV Custom Precision Bass, Apollo IV Custom Jazz Bass, Apollo IV Custom Short Scale Bass, Apollo V Custom Bass, Apollo V Headless Custom Bass, Apollo VI Custom Bass, Apollo VI Headless Custom Bass, Full Carbon Acoustic Travel Bass, and Grand Cutaway Mini Bass. The Apollo Electric Bass uses an okoume body, black carbon fiber neck, 34-inch scale, and passive custom-shop humbuckers. This gives us a solid foundation for players who want a modern electric bass with a stable, familiar feel. The custom Apollo IV, V, and VI variants then broaden the collection across four-string, five-string, six-string, short-scale, and headless directions. This makes the category relevant for players with very different ergonomic and musical needs. On the acoustic side, the Full Carbon Acoustic Travel Bass is truly compact: the product page lists it at just over 3.25 pounds with a 24.75-inch scale, mini-dreadnought body, and bolt-on detachable neck. The Grand Cutaway Mini Bass adds a cutaway-based acoustic bass option for players who want more upper-fret access and still value instrument portability. Put simply, our bass catalog is valuable because it is not boxed into one tradition. It lets us serve the bassist who wants an everyday electric bass, the player who needs a compact acoustic-electric bass, and the musician who wants a dependable instrument on the road.
Replacement necks
Our replacement neck category is a major part of the catalog because it gives musicians a way to experience the value of carbon fiber without replacing an entire instrument. The current Carbon Fiber Necks collection includes the F-Series Electric Neck, the F-Series Bass Neck, the Electric Guitar Neck Builder’s Edition, and the Electric Bass Neck Builder’s Edition. The F-Series side is built for players upgrading existing Fender-platform instruments. Our electric version is designed for most Stratocaster, Telecaster, and Jazzmaster bodies. The bass version is built for most Precision Bass and Jazz Bass bodies and offers variations from 20 to 22 frets with stainless medium-jumbo frets and a modern C profile. The Builder’s Edition line, by contrast, is aimed more directly at modders and builders. The electric guitar version offers 22- or 24-fret configurations with pre-drilled screw holes, while the bass version arrives fretted, finished, shaped, and inlaid for easy pairing with a bass body. Across both branches, the broader value is clear: our neck catalog turns carbon fiber from a full-instrument decision into a modular upgrade path. This is especially meaningful for players who love the body they already own but want more stability, less seasonal setup drift, and a more durable long-term playing surface.
Every category in our catalog solves a slightly different problem musicians may face while still reinforcing the same core promise. Our lineup is built around dependable materials, smart electronics, portability, and playability. No matter what you’re looking for, everything we offer is designed to be practical, reliable, and easy to play. That’s what gives the catalog its value: each category stands strong on its own, while the full lineup works seamlessly together.
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