Hoop "Saturn". A real classic. Only the tremolo I had to replace, because it was useless and ugly!

Hoyer Foldaxe by Roger Field. A project that never really came to an end and annoyed many hardware manufacturers.

Framus Hollywood - With a maple neck it would have been a good guitar ...

One of the first Ibanez guitars ...

A tinker-Bass, an official Starplayer-Bass (played by the bassist of my band "Los Dooros") and a "Modul"-Bass without body.

DCC and Fullerton in different versions ...

black "tinker"-basses

"Paloma" prototypes with inner bursts applied to "Wandré".

Paloma prototype, a Westwood and a Roger Saturn

Caribou prototypes in various variations.

Craziness. And watch out for the headstock of the blue one!

A Diego Strat, a very old Rockinger Paula and a Strat of which only the 1960s neck is real!

Three DSPs ...

Three Hollows with various tremolos ...

A not yet produced "Modul" guitar and two Radiator-equipped Hollows ...

An EKO, a Westwood with a badly working Burns tremolo and a cheap Galanti ...

Fender copies

Metal-Flake and Steel-Tops ...

Two Framus and in the middle an Italian "Benelli" with many rocker switches ...

Three interesting "Paloma" predecessor prototypes. But this unsymmetrical design made me feel "un-sexy" in the end ...

Two Italy: a Zerosete, a Galanti with this crazy "multiple" knife edge tremolo, and on the right an old original Roger Hollow with a Hoefner tremolo.

Klira "Triumphator" (my first guitar) and two very nice Hoefner Hollows.

Two laps and a very thin guitar in Wandre "Waid" shape, fitted with Underberg caps.

One of the 52 Johnnie Depp guitars, an Outlaw - signed by the Stones, and one of the very first 5 Duesen.

The Meazzi family. The most professional Italian guitars.

"Modul" central units and a Gittler guitar.

Three Paloma preliminary designs ...

A Roger "Saturn" without chrome frame, an Egmond (like my first electric guitar) and one of my two pickup test guitars made of Plexi.

Three Steel-Tops ...

The USA family, an ES-330 signed by B.B. King, a Gretsch Super Jet and a Guild of the year 1960.

Duesenberg Violin-Bass and a double cutaway called "Mezzo" at that time.

Three "Wandrellas" ...

A Wandré Selen, a "Bikini" without an accompanying speaker and a Wandré "Sweden" bass (1959!).

Wandré "Polyphon", Wandré "Swing" and a blue Wandré "Waid" bass.

Weird scenes inside the gold mine and on the right side a creation of mine based on the "Memphis"-Design ...

4 "instruments"

very thin Rockinger Lady (unfinished)

The "Tittcaster"

2 basses

Framus Television

"Telstar": the luxury model of the Hopf company. Many, many presets! (gold hardware)

Squier Jazzmaster with göldo JM-Trem and a prototype ...

Kay Barne Kessel: what a headstock!

Wandré model "Roby”

Nicely made, this Roger. And with a Höfner tremolo!

The 49er Outlaw, signed by all four Rolling Stones, including one of the ashtrays we realized for Keith and Ron. The cigarette smoke is sucked down with a kind of vacuum cleaner. Well, Ron doesn't smoke anymore ...

It's coming soon! A replica of the Wandré "Scarabeo" model. The head plate shows the silhouette of John Lennon's head.

4x Wandré "Waid": what different aesthetics!

A "Wandrelle" and a Fullerton Hollow with the tremolo that Mike Campbell also uses!