Féileacán

This is a 13 fret clear of the body guitar with 655mm scale length (650mm is an option at no extra cost). or with a 630-660mm multi-scale. It is based on my 50th birthday present to myself- an African Blackwood guitar with a gorgeous butterfly figure on the back called "Butterfly" The guitar was designed to ensure as much as possible of this gorgeous wood was used. In 2010 I reconstructed the guitar to a new shape and re-named it "Féileacán" - the Gaelic for Butterflly and pronounced Faylicawn. In size it is similar to a Martin O guitar and is a great responsive fingerstyle instrument that can also be strummed. You can listen to me playing Ken Nicol's "I.H" in DADGAD tuning Capo 3 on my own  multi-scale Caucasian Spruce/African Blackwood model.

Féileacán Jubilee

This has the same body as "Féileacán" but a shorter 630mm scale length, slotted headstock and 12 frets clear of the body. The guitar illustrated is Engelmann spruce/Sapele and you can listen to me playing my take of Laurence Juber's arrangement of "Yesterday" on it in DADGAD tuning.