Inlay Artist Larry Robinson just finished this beautiful work on a Klein by Kauffman Multiscale Acoustic Guitar.
I’m just wondering who is going to be playing this instrument!
Stay tuned friends.
Photo Credit: Larry Robinson
Please visit Mr. Robinson’s website: www.robinsoninlays.com
Acoustic Guitar 426 (17″ model), vertical grain Brazilian Rosewood with a figured Sitka Spruce top. This one will be specially built for the Woodstock Luthiers Show (see show website for details, dates, etc.). 
Yes! Kauffman Guitars!
Steve Kauffman has been making guitars since the 70s. At a Guitar Convention in Boston, Massachusetts, he met Steve Klein and a partnership was established. For close to 40 years, he has been involved with Klein Guitars as well as building his own brand of guitars.
He is now working full time at his shop making both Klein & Kauffman acoustic guitars.
Steve Klein and Steve Kauffman discussing new ideas at dinner in Sonoma, California!!!
Drawings of Klein Acoustic Harp designs first appeared in American Lutherie in their Summer issue of 1993. The story goes that Michael Hedges and Steve Klein were collaborating on a contemporary version of Dyer Harp Guitars that Michael had been playing live and in studio. Those designs were dropped in favor of the Electric Harp Guitar that Michael used on tours, on the cover of Guitar Player, and in the Taproot CD. Steve Klein is now hard at work to make this instrument a reality!!! Stay tuned…
Brazilian Rosewood “Landscape” back and sides, “Bear Claw” Sitka spruce top.
Steve Kauffman has designed a Multiscale acoustic guitar based on the Klein L-45.7, now simply called the 457 model. He has already built one for a client, and a second one is in the works…
Steve Klein poses with the latest Klein Acoustic. This guitar took around 5 years to complete. It is now in the hands of a lucky Klein longtime client.
The famous Big Jumbo Klein acoustics, with their impedance matching bridge and flying brace are back full-force in the able hands of long-time partner and builder Steve Kauffman. Designed by Steve Klein, the instruments are now being built at Steve Kauffman’s ranch in Oregon!!!
