Stefan Schertler is a great producer of transducers and pickups for acoustic equipment. He is from Switzerland and he began his job in the early 80s. Since his first invention, it is over thirty years of ongoing development and research. Acoustic amplification instruments manufactured by this gentleman are becoming a point of reference in the world of music. New acoustic from this guy could be ordered from famous brands such as Santa Cruz, Martin, and Gibson. The acoustics contain bluestick pickups from Schertler loaded onboard.
Guitars produced by this designer are professional and meant for use by individuals of varying levels of skills. The products are made to appear as beautiful as the sounds they produce. The neck, top, and sides are made in unique ways to make them stand out. The 2007 business partnership with Claudio Pagelli has enhanced the guitars even further.
The tops are constructed using Swiss alpine spruce moon-wood. Moonwood is defined by encyclopedias as wood which in view of tradition has unique and outstanding properties. The unique properties result from felling during certain phases of moon. Certain moon-related felling exercises have been carried forward through many generations and have proved to be of help in specific timber industries.
Schertler guitars have their headstocks reinforced with pieces of ebony wood that are three millimeter in thickness. The reinforcements are meant to produce best tones and to form elegant optical effects that elongated finger-boards generate. Headstocks are also light-weight and add to overall balance of the necks and reveal the original Schertler device-heads. Knobs are produced from ebony timber and are of best quality with timeless modishness.
The bridge is made from ebony wood to ensure a stylishly flat surface. Flat surfaces are vital for uniform response from the electro-static Bluestick under-saddle pickups. Under-saddles are carved into bone and are accurately fixed to offer strings an angle of 12 degrees. The exact placement of saddles facilitates transmission of string vibrations with efficacy. It also offers better compensation in tuning whenever string action is lowered and/or raised.
The satin mahogany made necks have ebony fingerboards that have flat profiles to enable the players of the device to enjoy it more. Steel-string makes have truss rods that allow adjustments in either way to get a nice shape on the necks in any position. Resistance of the necks in classical versions is enhanced by glass fiber rods. The nuts are constructed from bone.
The binding is constructed from fine rosewood, contrasted by excellent binding lines in maple. The guitars appear in a wide range of models. There are those that generate bass, alto, soprano, tenor, and a combination of all sounds. The leather straps that are sold with them make them simple to handle and lift around. The shapes, colors, and sizes also vary, providing one with a wide selection to pick from.
Schertler guitars and acoustic instruments can be purchased from a number of dealers worldwide. They are not as expensive as one may think, though performance is guaranteed. For an exclusive musical moment, these devices are the real deal.
Guitars produced by this designer are professional and meant for use by individuals of varying levels of skills. The products are made to appear as beautiful as the sounds they produce. The neck, top, and sides are made in unique ways to make them stand out. The 2007 business partnership with Claudio Pagelli has enhanced the guitars even further.
The tops are constructed using Swiss alpine spruce moon-wood. Moonwood is defined by encyclopedias as wood which in view of tradition has unique and outstanding properties. The unique properties result from felling during certain phases of moon. Certain moon-related felling exercises have been carried forward through many generations and have proved to be of help in specific timber industries.
Schertler guitars have their headstocks reinforced with pieces of ebony wood that are three millimeter in thickness. The reinforcements are meant to produce best tones and to form elegant optical effects that elongated finger-boards generate. Headstocks are also light-weight and add to overall balance of the necks and reveal the original Schertler device-heads. Knobs are produced from ebony timber and are of best quality with timeless modishness.
The bridge is made from ebony wood to ensure a stylishly flat surface. Flat surfaces are vital for uniform response from the electro-static Bluestick under-saddle pickups. Under-saddles are carved into bone and are accurately fixed to offer strings an angle of 12 degrees. The exact placement of saddles facilitates transmission of string vibrations with efficacy. It also offers better compensation in tuning whenever string action is lowered and/or raised.
The satin mahogany made necks have ebony fingerboards that have flat profiles to enable the players of the device to enjoy it more. Steel-string makes have truss rods that allow adjustments in either way to get a nice shape on the necks in any position. Resistance of the necks in classical versions is enhanced by glass fiber rods. The nuts are constructed from bone.
The binding is constructed from fine rosewood, contrasted by excellent binding lines in maple. The guitars appear in a wide range of models. There are those that generate bass, alto, soprano, tenor, and a combination of all sounds. The leather straps that are sold with them make them simple to handle and lift around. The shapes, colors, and sizes also vary, providing one with a wide selection to pick from.
Schertler guitars and acoustic instruments can be purchased from a number of dealers worldwide. They are not as expensive as one may think, though performance is guaranteed. For an exclusive musical moment, these devices are the real deal.
