Piña
Parlor model. Made for comfort and articulate
fingerstyle playing.
000/0M
This versatile model is avaiable as 0M or 000, 12 or 14 fret.
Even as a Nylon Crossover
Parlor model. Made for comfort and articulate
fingerstyle playing.
This versatile model is avaiable as 0M or 000, 12 or 14 fret.
Even as a Nylon Crossover
"The tone is exactly what we discussed. The color, the sustain, the overtones, are all awesome. My two little girls are also
in awe. Playing the guitar is about the only thing I can do where they both pay attention and enjoy at the same time!"
N.D.
The Piña parlor model packs a lot of volume and tone into a very comfortable little guitar. It's an ideal guitar for long practice sessions or snuggling up with the kids to sing lullabies. Which is not to say it isn't a great portable and lightweight performance guitar with lots of projection, tone and fast response.
An active back adds to the player's experience by making the guitar feel alive as it dances with the song.
Piña is a 12 fret parlor with a 14" lower bout. There
are a variety of headstock and bridge styles to choose from. The pointed Florentine cutaway is a nice option for easier access to the upper frets. Sound ports or even top f holes can be part of your custom build.
Guitarist Charlie Chronopoulos is playing this Piña parlor model. This is an unedited sound recording
"Absolutely spectacular in every way ... what a tour de force of unique design choices and precise craftsmanship! "
D.W.
This 000/0M is one of my oldest designs which has found its own evolutionary path and has served as a wonderful test bed for most of my innovations. In any configuration, the 000/0M is very well balanced, dynamic instrument. There are a number of headstock and bridge styles available, as well as Scooped, Florentine or Venetian cutaways.
000/0M is a fingerstyle steel string guitar and is also available as a crossover nylon which offers the optional lyre style open headstock fitted with Knilling geared tuner pegs.
Guitarist Mike Neverisky is playing a nylon crossover 000/0M model. This is an unedited sound recording.
"You push boundaries in design with a keen artistic sense that is bold, yet never ostentatious. It's a fine line and you seem to walk it without even seeing how thin it is, as if it were a city block wide. The effect is amazing. This is a draw-dropping display of art meeting function."
M.A.
The Greta Grand Auditorium has a 15 1/2" lower with a high, tight waist for playing comfort. Well balanced both to hold and to hear, consistent all the way up and across the fretboard. Versatility is the hallmark for grand auditorium guitars and that is what Greta is
all about!
Greta Grand Auditorium size makes it suitable for a wide range of playing styles whether it's a lightly touched fingerstyle piece or a song that requires more digging in. The high waisted design moves the lower bout out away from the player's body a little, giving the guitar a smaller feel while freeing up the active back to surround the player in sound.
Jon Prown welcoming his first Hatcher Guitar.
"The sound is open and enveloping, well-balanced, the bass clear and present, but not overwhelming. You got the sound port just right. Played aggressively with a flat pick, it can hurt your ears! I really think the louder sound I hear through the sound port definitely helps my singing."
R.V.
When the voice and depth of a bigger guitar is needed or preferred but you don't want to give up comfort, you won't go wrong with the Josie Small Jumbo. The Josie has a 16" lower bout and comes with a great variety of available options and upgrades. With great dynamic range and deep bottom this guitar works wonderfully for fingerstyle or strumming.
If you prefer a larger guitar the Josie small jumbo should fit the bill. It is roughly the size of a dreadnought but you can sit and still get your arm around it. With that extra size comes a bigger, deeper voice. Comfort options such as arm and waist bevels can make you forget how large this guitar is, well, until you start playing it!
Guitarist Danny Combs is playing a Josie Small Jumbo model sound sample while the video goes through many of the steps in its construction
When the voice and depth of a bigger guitar is needed or preferred but you don't want to give up comfort, you won't go wrong with the Josie Small Jumbo. The Josie has a 16" lower bout and comes with a great variety of available options and upgrades. With great dynamic range and deep bottom this guitar works wonderfully for fingerstyle or strumming.
2832 Country Club Rd
Barre, Vt 05641
Email: markjhatcher@gmail.com
Phone: (908) 500-3261
