Dunable Guitars?

[Carl Kolchak]

Was thinking of taking the plunge and ordering a custom-spec'd Dunable. The reviews I've read and the vids I've watched all seem good. The price I was quoted was kind of steep, but I really don't mind paying more if it'll get me what I want. Anyways, anyone here own one? Played one? If so, what are your thoughts on them?

 

[budda]

Why not try a pre-built and see if it's to your liking first?

 

[Carl Kolchak]

Why not try a pre-built and see if it's to your liking first?

Because they don't make any production 7 string baritones.

 

[KnightBrolaire]

Because they don't make any production 7 string baritones.

I thought they stopped offering them as custom options too?

 

[Carl Kolchak]

I thought they stopped offering them as custom options too?

I wrote to them and asked if they could make me one. They said yes, but it will be pricey.

 

[oracles]

Dunable makes great guitars. Very "worn in vintage" feel, definitely not shredder neck profiles, but not baseball bat thick either. Ive had hands on 10-12 of them thus far and have been consistently impressed, and I've seen first hand how good his customer service is as well. Definitely order with confidence.

 

[USMarine75]

I wrote to them and asked if they could make me one. They said yes, but it will be pricey.

One life, bro.

Keep what you love, sell what you like. Move whatever doesn't bring you joy to get the Dunable.

 

[sirbuh]

One life, bro.

Keep what you love, sell what you like. Move whatever doesn't bring you joy to get the Dunable.

I see a feedback loop here, what if the dunable doesn't bring joy?

Kidding aside, they spec some nice guitars. So keep us updated.

 

[KnightBrolaire]

I see a feedback loop here, what if the dunable doesn't bring joy?

Kidding aside, they spec some nice guitars. So keep us updated.

shh just chase the tone dragon bro

 

[budda]

Because they don't make any production 7 string baritones.

If they have a non bari 7, try that first? It will give you a pretty good idea if it will be what you're after.

Does he do custom neck profiles? Profile is almost always the most important part.

 

[Carl Kolchak]

One life, bro.

Keep what you love, sell what you like. Move whatever doesn't bring you joy to get the Dunable.

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I believe in reincarnation. Should I still order?

 

[sirbuh]

shh just chase the tone dragon bro

thanks to you back in the Aristides game ...

 

[KnightBrolaire]

thanks to you back in the Aristides game ...

*yoda voice* enable people i must

 

[Masoo2]

SSO needs more Dunables, dooooo iiiiittttt

Seriously beautiful guitars and Sacha is a great guy

 

[Steinmetzify]

Buddy just got a Cyclops, these are sick guitars and have been on my list for awhile.

 

[olejason]

They're on my short list for a 6 string. I love the NF series they occasionally put out.

 

[Eyelessfiend]

I've got 3 of em. A Cyclops, a R2 and a Yeti. I have a second Yeti but with a baritone neck that I just ordered. The neck profiles on all of em are different. The Cyclops is a modern C shape. The R2 is a D shape, more like Jackson. The Yeti I ordered with a soft V shape as thats my preferred shape(and its much, much thicker than the other two). They are great guitars and they really take a beating. They also sound really good, which helps lol

 

[Carl Kolchak]

Dunable makes great guitars. Very "worn in vintage" feel, definitely not shredder neck profiles, but not baseball bat thick either. Ive had hands on 10-12 of them thus far and have been consistently impressed, and I've seen first hand how good his customer service is as well. Definitely order with confidence.

That "vintage" feel is exactly what's been drawing me to them as of late. They just give off this doom/Masters of Reality feel.

Also, thanks for the heads up about their customer service. Hopefully, I'll never need it, but it's good to know they stand behind their guitars.

 

[AdenM]

I had some quality time with an off-the-shelf Yeti a year or so ago, great guitar. Had a vintage-feeling oil finish that was very resonant and comfortable to play. Neck felt similar to the Fender Modern C or PRS Pattern Thin, IMO. Frets and fretboard were immaculate as well. Would definitely go for it.

 

[sirbuh]

I had some quality time with an off-the-shelf Yeti a year or so ago, great guitar. Had a vintage-feeling oil finish that was very resonant and comfortable to play. Neck felt similar to the Fender Modern C or PRS Pattern Thin, IMO.

So much for my interest.