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There are currently (March 2021) 4 cable-tie [[The Kite Guitar|Kite Guitars]] and 12 metal-fret Kite Guitars in existence. Also 1 cable-tie bass. There are four more guitars currently being converted and one acoustic bass being built. (Ccnversions involve replacing the fretboard, refrettings don't.)
<big>See [https://KiteGuitar.com KiteGuitar.com] for more photos.</big>
 
(Conversions involve replacing the fretboard, refrettings don't.)


Left: Kite’s 8-string Ovation guitar, converted by [http://charguitars.com Kerry Char]<br>
Left: Kite’s 8-string Ovation guitar, converted by [http://charguitars.com Kerry Char]<br>

Revision as of 09:16, 1 October 2022

See KiteGuitar.com for more photos.

(Conversions involve replacing the fretboard, refrettings don't.)

Left: Kite’s 8-string Ovation guitar, converted by Kerry Char
Right: An 8-string Kite guitar built (not merely refretted or converted) by Tonedevil Guitars


Left: Richie Greene's 7-string Doff, converted by Athan Spathas
Right: Bob Lopez-Hanshaw's 6-string, converted by himself, fretboard by Athan Spathas


Left: Caleb Ramsey’s 8-string Shawn guitar by Agile, refretted by Vivian Cecylia Tylińska
Right: Jim Snow's 7-string Ibanez guitar, converted by himself.


Samick, Laguna and purple heart Squier, all converted by Athan Spathas

Harmony nylon-string classical, converted by Athan Spathas


Squier 6-string (left) and Yamaha 6-string (right), both refretted by Matthew Autry


Five early prototypes with cable-tie frets, all refretted by Kite Giedraitis:


Not shown: Vivian Tylińska's 7-string electric, refretted by herself.