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About the luthier
Pete Beer is a Scottish luthier and educator based in Argyll, where he has been building guitars since 2001. His work shows a clear sensitivity to traditional European guitar making, with a particular interest in the designs of Daniel Friederich, while also incorporating structural ideas intended to improve response, comfort, and tonal control.
Alongside his work as a maker, Beer teaches guitar making at Clyde College in Glasgow, reflecting a sustained commitment to craft, acoustical understanding, and practical education. His instruments are known for tonal nuance, careful ergonomic consideration, and player focused details such as adjustable saddle height and double action titanium truss rods.
About the guitar
This new 2026 Pete Beer Cir Mheala No. 114 is a double top guitar with a cedar soundboard and Indian rosewood back and sides. The model name comes from Scottish Gaelic and refers to a honeycomb, describing the chambered internal structure of the top. Rather than using Nomex, Beer works with an all wood honeycomb principle, removing mass within the soundboard while preserving the tonal warmth and organic character of cedar.
The construction gives the guitar a soft, rounded, and highly responsive voice. Its air body frequency around F to F sharp supports a deep and powerful bass register, while the walnut tornavoz helps reinforce depth and resonance across the body. The sound remains smooth and even, with a generous bass foundation and trebles that retain brightness without becoming hard.
A central quality of this instrument is the combination of volume and softness. The guitar speaks easily under the right hand and produces a full sound with little resistance, while maintaining balance across the registers. The cedar top contributes warmth and immediacy, the Indian rosewood adds depth and colour, and the Klaus Scheller tuning machines provide precise and reliable function in keeping with the instrument’s concert level construction.
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