In 1977, Paul E. Lange trained with Roberto Venn to learn the art of the luthier. A certified luthier, his instruments today reflect his love of music, respect for the integrity of stringed instrument detail and the diversity of woods that make each of his instruments unique.
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Exquisite TonewoodsFrom beeswing maple, cherry, Tasmanian Rose Myrtle, Hawaiian Koa to domestic repurposed domestic hardwoods,Singing Strings Luthier Paul Lange focuses on the details that create a unique design and tone that rings with depth and sustain.
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Diverse StylesThe Myrtle shown here is an example of his slothead in the traditional Parlor style, a delicate shape resplendent from the highly figured Myrtle wood. Figured maple used for this fretboard, trimmed in ebony make this parlor style guitar a truly collectible work of art.
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Attention to DetailQuarter sawn Adirondack spruce top bracing, shaved for maximum tone quality, and mahogany neck laminated with beautiful hardwoods add function and playability.
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