Siccas Guitars · Discover the Maker

Your guitars. A worldwide stage.

Many luthiers build outstanding guitars and still find it hard to reach players beyond their own region. Discover the Maker is our invitation to luthiers around the world: show us your work, and if it convinces us, we bring it to the players who are looking for it.

700,000+YouTube subscribers
165,000+Facebook followers
88,000+Instagram followers

What we offer

Everything that happens after the last coat of finish.

You know how to build a guitar. We know how to present it, sell it and ship it to a player on the other side of the world. Together that becomes a business that lets you spend more time at the bench.

Presented in sound and picture

In our showroom in Karlsruhe we photograph your instruments and present them in our video formats, from performances by concert guitarists to the Weekly Guitar Meeting and detailed reviews on our ToneBank channel.

Reach that players notice

More than 700,000 subscribers on YouTube, more than 165,000 followers on Facebook and more than 88,000 on Instagram. Your name reaches guitarists who care about the classical guitar.

A showroom where players compare

Guitarists visit us in Karlsruhe to play and compare instruments side by side. Your guitar hangs next to the work of established makers.

Sales and shipping worldwide

We take care of enquiries, advice, payment and shipping to customers around the world. You build, we sell.

Commission or purchase

Depending on the instrument and what suits you, we sell your guitars on commission or buy them from you. We agree the terms with you personally.

A partnership for years

We are not looking for a single guitar. We want to work with luthiers over many years, present every new instrument and build your name step by step.

How we present your work

Heard by players around the world.

Concert performances on our main channel, the Weekly Guitar Meeting and detailed reviews on ToneBank: every format shows what makes your instrument special.

Pete Beer
Laurel Harned plays Paganini’s Grand Sonata on a 2024 Pete Beer guitar
29,000+ views
Martin Bretscher
Karlijn Langendijk plays Winter on a 2022 Martin Bretscher guitar
23,000+ views
Rafal Turkowiak · Yunah Park · Alessandro Perciaccante
The Weekly Guitar Meeting #49: new guitars presented and compared
6,000+ views

Arriving soon

The next guitars on their way to us.

New instruments from luthiers we work with, in the order they go online. Our team is happy to tell you more about any of them before they are published.

Online from November 2026

Vincent Engelbrecht
Saint-Michel-l’Observatoire, France
2026 No. 153
Vicente Carrillo
Casasimarro, Spain
1a Especial Spruce, 1a India Palo Santo and Maestro NX Doubletop 64 cm
Adelaide, Australia
2026 Doubletop, Ziricote and cedar
Irschenberg, Germany
2026 classical guitar
Johannes T'Kindt
Nigüelas, Spain
2026, 64 cm
Arezzo, Italy
2026 classical guitar

Online from December 2026

Golanice, Poland
Opus Virtuoso No. 783 “Imbuya Tornavosette”
Dob, Slovenia
2026 Double Top Line
Athens, Greece
2026 Doubletop
Blairmore, Scotland
2026 Doubletop
Heiligenstadt, Germany
Doubletop with Pernambuco, and Crossover Lattice 64 cm
Gorra, Italy
2026 torrefied spruce, 64 cm
Vicente Carrillo
Casasimarro, Spain
Yamandu Costa Model and Yamandu Costa Estudio Model
Kiong Li
2026 Doubletop

Online from January 2027

HanYu
Wuxi, China
2026 “Robert Bouchet” model
Qimao
2026 Romanillos model

Online from February 2027

Granada, Spain
2027 classical guitar, 64 cm

Our luthiers

More than 90 luthiers in 2026 alone.

These luthiers have worked with us this year. The next name on this list could be yours.

Adrian NeherAdrien Savary-FreestoneAlessandro PerciaccanteAna EspinosaAndreas KrausAndreas MadimenosAngelo VailatiAntonio MarcheseAnze LopaticArmin HanikaChai DiChiara FrisioDaniel ZucaliDaniele ChiesaDaniele MarrabelloDanilo BazzanaDario GarciaDavide ScacchiDimitris PiperidisEmanuele FaggionEnnio GiovanettiEnrico BottelliErez MatzrafiErez PerelmanFabio SchmidtFabio ZontiniFalko RömmichFernando MazzaFlorian BrandstätterFrancisco Gil RomeroFrancisco MuñozFrançois R. LeonardFriederike LinscheidGiorgio AmorellaGiulia LovatiHanYuHeikki RousuHideo SatoJake P. FullerJean MarquetJesús BellidoJialan ChenJim RedgateJochen RöthelJohan SarensJohannes T'KindtJosé MarquesJosé SalinasKarel DedainKenneth BröggerKevin AramKim LissarragueKiong LiLeonardo De GregorioLisa WeinzierlLorenzo FrignaniLuca SantambrogioLucio Antonio CarboneLuigi SabbatiniMarco GilioliMarco MaguoloMarcos DomatoMarie LequeuxMartin BretscherMaxwell T. SipeMichael CadizMichael DittmannMichele Della GiustinaMirko MiglioriniNils SchebestaOren MyersOreste LohsOtto RauchPatrick MaillouxPaul HildebrandtPete BeerQimaoRafal TurkowiakRamin FallahRaoul AldrovandiRoberto PozziSebastiano FracassoSimon MartyStephen EdenTamara StahlTobias BraunVicente CarrilloVincent EngelbrechtVincent HummlVinzenz BachmayerYan LeiYupeng CaoYour name

How it works

From your workshop to our stage.

Free

Apply

Tell us about your workshop and send us photos, videos or sound samples of your guitars. Applying costs nothing.

We listen and look

Our team reviews every application: sound, playability, workmanship and consistency from one instrument to the next.

We talk

If your work convinces us, we discuss models, prices and quantities, and whether commission or purchase suits you better. Dealer exclusivity is something we agree with you personally.

Your guitars go online

Your first instruments arrive in Karlsruhe. We check them, photograph and film them and present them on our websites and channels.

What we look for

The instrument decides.

Established names and young luthiers are equally welcome. We do not ask how famous you are. We ask how your guitars sound and how carefully they are built, because our customers trust us to show them only instruments we believe in.

What convinces us

  • Classical and flamenco guitars built in your own workshop
  • Sound and workmanship that hold their own next to established makers
  • Consistent quality from one instrument to the next
  • The wish to work together over the long term

We review every application with the same care. Not every luthier is accepted.

Questions and answers

Good to know.

Does it cost anything to apply?

No. Applying is free and without obligation.

Do you sell on commission or buy instruments?

Both. Depending on the instrument and the agreement, we sell your guitars on commission or buy them from you. Which model suits you best is something we discuss after a first review of your work.

Do I have to sell exclusively through Siccas Guitars?

Not in order to apply. Whether and to what extent we agree on dealer exclusivity is something we discuss with you personally.

I already work with other dealers. Can I still apply?

Yes. Please tell us in your application where your guitars are sold today.

Which instruments are you looking for?

New instruments from your own workshop: classical guitars of every construction, whether traditional, lattice or double top, as well as flamenco guitars and historical models such as romantic guitars.

Do I need to send an instrument right away?

No. Photos, videos and sound samples are enough for the first review. If we want to get to know your guitars in person, we agree the next steps with you.

How will my guitars be presented?

We photograph your instruments, present them on siccasguitars.com in English and German and show them in our video formats on YouTube, Instagram and Facebook.

When will I hear from you?

We look at every application and reply to you by e-mail.

Apply now

Introduce yourself and your guitars.

Applying is free and without obligation. The more we can see and hear of your instruments, the better we can judge them.

Recordings of your guitars help us most.

Applying does not create any obligation. If your work convinces us, we contact you to discuss the next steps personally.

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