Karel Dedain
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Karel Dedain – 2020 Arias ON HOLD
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Karel Dedain – 2021 64cm “Premium”
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Karel Dedain – 2020 64cm
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Karel Dedain – 2012 Flamenca
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Karel Dedain – 2014
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Karel Dedain – 2018
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Karel Dedain – Lattice 2017
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Karel Dedain – Garcia 2015
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Karel Dedain – Torres 2015
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Karel Dedain – 2015
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Karel Dedain – 2014
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Karel Dedain – 11/2013
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Karel Dedain – Guitar maker
Karel Dedain was born in 1976 and had been making guitars since 1998. Being a professional guitar maker since 2006, he builds close to 8 guitars per year, all pre-ordered. He lives and works in the beautiful city of Ghent, Belgium. The construction techniques he uses are those of the old Spanish masters, combined with more modern methods. Every guitar results from a combination of skill, understanding, and passion and is, therefore, a unique piece. Only the best woods -hand selected and dried in the workshop- are used.
Karel Dedain guitars are sold throughout the world, from Europe to the USA and Asia. Customers are both amateurs and professionals, searching for a professional, high-quality instrument.
Since 2006 he is teaching classical guitar making at the Centre for Musical instrument Building CMB in Puurs, Belgium, where he was trained between 1998 and 2005, mostly under Walter Verreydt.
Since the beginning, Karel Dedain is making replicas of antique concert classical guitars by famous makers, such as Torres, Garcia, Arias, or Esteso. For him, researching the original instruments is the best way to learn more about the tradition and history of guitar-making and the best way to develop his guitar-making skills.
