Hello folks....anyone remember Stukely guitars?

[jdwhealton]

Or Stukely Studios? Does anyone have one besides me. I'd like to learn a little more about them if possible.

jd

Here are my links:

Quad 1: http://entertainment.webshots.com/album/576719437PQXMmr

Solo 1 prototype: http://entertainment.webshots.com/album/577036368ZFLzYh

[Riotonsunset]

[Spud1950]

Never hearing of them,I looked them up.

"Stukely Studio - Custom hand made electric guitars and guitar bodies. 4 Greenwood Drive, Charlottetown. PEI. C1C1J6 Canada (902)629-1213 www.stukelystudio.com"

The web site no longer exists. Found your Webshots album.




There's one review of a Stukely model on Harmony Central.



I can't find any other relevant info.

[VintAxe]

Interesting look, it reminds me of a late 90's Klein. Any idea when it was built?

Mind if I add a couple of pictures from your webshots album to do a Stukely/Klein comparison?

[jdwhealton]

No, or course not...use any photo you like. I guess with two Mint Stukeleys...that makes me the biggest collector.

[mrblanche]

Wow, is that the most annoying photo web site on earth? Every time you click on a photo or enter the site, a noisy video starts up and you have to kill it. Every time.

And I'm well past Clearasil age.

[VintAxe]

No worries mrblanche. I'll get a few of the photos off and add them to the Forum so future visitors will not be required to suffer your experience

[jdwhealton]

Quad 1

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Solo 1 prototype

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[jedistar]

I found a litle info:
http://jedistar.com/jedistar_vintage_gu ... ing_s3.htm

[jdwhealton]

Thank you...I don't know why I didn't run across that myself. I missed it.

jd

[mrblanche]

I'm a sucker for natural wood, and that darker one just trips my trigger...so to speak!

[jedistar]

[johnnyb]

[stukely]

Hi Guys Just stumbled across this forum and I noticed you were enquiring about Stukely Guitars. For your info I am the author/ luthier of the Stukely Guitar and to give you some background, my love affair with the Instrument started when I was a kid playing an old el cheapo Silvertone and driving my folks crazy with the noise. From there I progressed to an Ibanez Strat copy which I played in a local Rock Band in the 60’s. I guess you could say I was hooked on the Guitar at an early age and have been intrigued ever since, having built a number of Models off and on over the years as a hobby. About 12 years ago however I started building and designing instruments in earnest retailing them to Collectors and Professional Musicians. That is, until about a year ago when I sold off my woodworking equipment and discontinued the Stukely Website in pursuit of other interests. Over that span of time I have probably built and sold around 25 instruments. Although I have officially ceased building Guitars I have never lost interest and even today I dabble in Instrument design, outsourcing the actual material and construction under a different Logo. If anyone is interested I can post pics of some of my past Stukely designs

[jdwhealton]

Absolutely...I would love to see 'em. I tell you, I'm really enjoying your Quad AND Solo. They sound great. You should begin a new thread with your pics and data though.

Looking forward to seeing them.

jd