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Irving Sloane Classical Machines |
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An important advance in classical guitar tuning machine design. These tuners were designed by the late Irving Sloane, designer of patented Sloane classical guitar machines, influenced generations of luthiers through his work as an author and designer of guitarmakers tools. Irving's books include Classic Guitar Construction, and Steel-String Guitar Construction.
Installed on fine guitars by:
Greg Byers, USA
Rolf Eichinger, Spain
Jean-Marie Fouilleul, France
Armin Gropp, Germany
Armin Hanika, Germany
Hill Guitar Company, USA
Bert Kwakkel, Netherlands
Augustino Lo Prinzi, USA
Hiroshi Mizuhara, Japan
Thomas Rein, USA
Dake Traphagen, USA
Otto Vowinkel, Netherlands
Irving Sloane guitar machines are made in Montana, USA by Waverly Manufacturing Company, a division of Stewart-MacDonald.
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