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  • Wouter Loderichs

    Experimental music is Wouter's "thing". He plays one of mij custom Stratocasters, birdseye maple neck and an alder body. Traditional 3-tone sunburst, texas special pickups and a single ply scratch plate make up his "slut". His guitar is suffering from Wouters mental health! Their love goes trough thick and thin...
    http://www.woodmusic.nl

    Wouter Loderichs

  • Yvette van Dijk

    Her musical interest tends to pop/rock, utilizing both acoustic and overdriven electric guitar sounds. THe work I did for Yvette was done to her acoustic guitars. Just to get them to feel and play right...

    To find out more, check a few sound clips of her original material check out:
    http://ongekendtalent.nl/band/yve

    Yvette van Dijk

  • Edward Remeeus

    Lead guitarist of 30Someting (Soul) and 3some (acoustic) Edward plays a Ibanez guitar with a custom made neck, inlays are made of mother of pearl and abalone. He also plays a cheapy telecaster to practice his "greasy chicken licks". The tele was so cheap it had to get its fret work redone and some nice Texas Special pickups completed his twang axe! To get more information on his musical whereabout, check out:
    http://www.30something.info
    http://www.3somelive.nl

    Edward Remeeus

  • Brian Cristopher

    Brian is, according to some, one of Europe's best live performers... When playing live he prefers playing his Ovation. That's why I have replaced the frets on it multiple times now. At home in his studio he sometimes plays a JHG Stratocaster! On Brian's website you will find tour dates, as well as some of his recordings to listen to! go check him out!

    www.briancristopher.com

    Brian Cristopher

  • Bernard Broque

    Bernard Brogue belongs to the British school of singer-songwriters like John Martyn, Nick Drake and Irishman Luka Bloom. He mainly plays acoustic guitars, like a Martin M36 and a Furch JV-61 (cutaway), also using several alternate tunings. I do maintenance and repairs on his guitars. Because Bernard is always looking for a better acoustic guitar-sound on stage we collaborate to improve the amplification of acoustic guitars. Check out his website:
    http://www.bernardbrogue.com

    Bernard Broque

  • Remco Aalhuizen

    Lead guitarist of "de Foolz" (Frank Zappa revival) and "Steel Breeze" (Pink Floyd revival) Remco plays a Lake Placid Blue custom vintage Strat, swampash body and plain maple rosewood neck. I also made a custom archtop mini non cutaway Les Paul guitar for Remco. To get more information on his musical whereabout, chech out:
    http://www.foolz.nl
    http://www.thesteelbreeze.nl

    Remco Aalhuizen

  • Anne-Geert Bonder

    The band Flavium was founded by Anne-Geert Bonder in 1969. Allthough band members have changed several times, Anne-Geert is still part of Flavium. To celebrate their 40 year's anneversary Flavium started touring again! Anne Geert is a purist when it comes to tone. He is always looking for that vintage sound. It is still a honor to me (even after more than 15 years) to service Anne-Geert's Gibson Les Paul and see him smile :-)

    http://www.flavium.nl

    Anne-Geert Bonder

About

me? ... My name is Hans Geerdink and "Once upon a time, way back a long time ago" when I went high school I started taking guitar lessons. Soon after a few lessons I knew what I wanted to do for the rest of my life; make music. In 1985 I lived in Emporia Kansas in the USA, went to high school as a foreign exchange student and started to built my first "real playable" electric guitar. Not lang after I returned in the Netherlands I made my first classical guitar.

At my Vocational Technical School in Rotterdam, way back in 1986-1990, Anton Wiegers was teaching tools, I studied furniture building. Soon I found out he was a well known luthier, next to teaching tools and musical instrument building. My second year I took a course building a classical guitar, my first real guitar was bourn! During the four years of school I have worked at Klop Harpsicords and Organs in Garderen, where I have learned a lot. After I finished school I started as a CAD designer, programming a CNC machine for a funiture designer. In 1992 I started my own small luthery shop.

After graduating from vocational technical school I worked as a cabinet designer/maker. Meanwhile, after a few more guitars and a few more gigs, I started to get the feeling. I gained more confidence and dared to call myself a luthier. In 1992 I started my own small luthery shop.

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