Teye Guitars

Bass for pre-sale

Teye — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 13:57:23 +0000

OK OK, I’m making three basses at this moment, they are still prototypes (prototypes # 2, 3, and 4), two are spoken for, the third is available for pre-sale. It is a La India, S-series, 34″ scale length, and you can have her for $ 4400. More info on the bass page http://teye-guitars.com/teye-guitars/a-series-guitars/bass/

Front Page News

Teye — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 16:25:56 +0000

We’ve made it to the front page of the Dutch magazine “Gitarist”! A beautiful cover, and a personal triumph for Teye. The article will be posted on the press page as soon as it clears for publication, but here’s the cover:

100 guitars

Teye — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 12:53:36 +0000

Guitar #100 has left the shop! Reason for champagne. The guitar has received a special banner to commemorate this mile-stone. She is A-Series La Llama, serial number A-030, one of the Three Sister guitars.

Price increase

Teye — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 14:59:06 +0000

The announced price increase has gone into effect. There are several reasons for the increase. Teye-guitars is changing, growing, and changes in circumstances invite changes all around. HOWEVER: during the next few weeks, IF you can convince me,

if you can convince me that you were thinking of ordering one before the price increase, I will still sell you a guitar at the old prices.

As soon as we iron out the last details with our dealers, this possibility will disappear.

Sorry – price increase announced

Teye — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 14:59:41 +0000

Around the first of April, there will be a change in ordering your S- and T-Series guitars.S- and T-Series guitars will no longer be available for direct ordering. The S- and T-Series will then only be available at our select team of dealers. There will also be a price increase across the board.

The past two years have been incredible: our guitars have gained their rightful reputation as beautiful Tone-monsters. Everyone who has one says the same thing: this guitar beats the competition by a mile.

We cannot develop from here without some serious changes. We cannot concentrate on the building and the selling.

(A-Series and special request guitars will of course remain direct-order.)

My team and I wish to sincerely thank everybody who has brought us to this point! We invite you all to join us on this new chapter of the wild ride…

Sincerely,

Teye, Evert, Curt, Matt, Chris, Bob, and Derek.

OK, and now: Back to work!!!

Two CLASSIC S-Series guitars

Teye — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 03:42:04 +0000

A customer in Europe is upgrading his collection to more expensive Teye-guitars, and has asked to part-exchange his two ORIGINAL, Pre-S-Plus option, classic S-SERIES guitars.
So we will have two S-Series Classic guitars for sale, with nice low prices on them:

S-Series “La India”, serial number S-0009: an early example of the S-Series, LOW serial number. $ 3200 (sold)
S-Series “La Mora”, serial number S-0023: this one already has the shaped pickup rings. $ 3400 (sold)

(subscribers to the e-mail newsletter get an even better deal on these guitars)

If you are interested, please contact me at teye@teye.com

NAMM-2010 photos

Teye — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 17:13:52 +0000

The NAMM 2010 show was an incredible success for us. Here are some photos:
In the airport of Las Vegas, where Teye met up with Evert. Two expensive guitars in Cedar Creek cases…

The booth, together with the incredibly great sounding Ugly Amps…

The new Double-neck was of course a big attraction…

Anni, who has been wanting a Teye-guitar for quite awhile

Mark Ford, of the Black Crowes, checking an S-Series ‘La Llama’…

…and the double-neck…

As did Andy Andersson of the Sony Music band ‘Black Robot’, our new endorsee

…who chose a black A-Series La Mora to be his main axe: together they sounded fantastic!!!

…the big white Ugly Amp belongs to Andy…
(and the stunning A-Series ‘La Llama’ is the first of the ‘Three Sister’-guitars)

The American manager of Mick Taylor: Tim Fulmer (who has a ‘La India’ Custom
Plus) visiting with us.

Alek of the great Mexican band ‘El Tri’ (Teye’s been a fan for a long time) checking out an S-Series

Asian recording star Kiemi (the caption here could be: “Two La Perla’s”)

…and Kiemi checking out the brand new T-Series ‘Media Noche’

…which ‘Media Noche’ would YOU prefer?

And my favorite shot of the bunch: with one of our biggest US dealers, Wes Bentley, striking a pose…
Two guys, four hands, three necks, one horrible chord…

And that wraps up the 2010 NAMM show.
Now back to the shop to make all those new orders…!

Photo Album

Teye — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 15:34:38 +0000

You have GOT to see this! A good friend of Teye, who has two of our guitars, has been keeping a photo album of (almost) all guitars made. His web page is now incredibly elaborate, and his photos are simply put: stunning! Alan is a highly sought after architect in the daytime; a proficient and much-gigging virtuoso guitarist at night and in weekends; and a super-talented photographer whenever he finds a chance: you will see his name in the photo credits of all Teye-guitar ads.

You have GOT to check this out!

http://web.mac.com/alanbarley/TeyeGuitarsLog/Welcome.html

Web News!

Teye — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 15:25:13 +0000

Teye-guitars now has presence on Facebook and Twitter. Teye himself is still stuck in dinosauria with e-mail and non-web non-camera cellphone, but kind spirits have upped the ante and you can now kiss, hug, tweet, or slam us in the New Webworld!

NAMM – booth 1268

Teye — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 21:00:39 +0000

It’s official: we will have our own NAMM booth this year: booth 1268 in the E-hall (downstairs), together with Ugly Amps, whom Teye met on the Philadelphia guitar show of 2006. They immediately became friends by a shared sense of humor. Teye immediately dug the first Ugly Amp, a modded Fender blackface combo with tubes sticking out the front panel, and sounding great. Steve immediately dug the Electric Gypsy La India #006. And Teye ended up hanging around in the Ugly booth quite often.

So come on by! Please remember that we are registered under ‘GYPSY GUITAR COMPANY’.

See you there.