1992 John Le Voi Gypsy Jazz Guitar – £1799

Oct 2, 2026 | Others

NEW ARRIVAL   John Le Voi is a highly regarded luthier who’s become integral in the world of Selmer style gypsy jazz guitars, and consequently his guitars have become highly desirable within the genre. Gypsy jazz is in vogue at the moment, with a lot of people either discovering, or re-discovering what a wonderful sound these instruments make. This guitar is a high end Custom example featuring a Bear Claw Spruce top with Quilted Mahogany back and sides, with his unique Rosewood tailpiece, and the very distinctive oval shape ‘petite bouche’ sound hole. It produces a big, vibrant sound, with great attack and clarity, allowing it to really cut through. The guitar’s matured really well, the Spruce top is tightly grained, and the Mahogany is beautifully figured. It’s in very good condition, with a few signs of playwear. It has a comfortable feeling neck and good playability. The guitar has a great sounding pickup, and comes in a non original hard case. 

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