Nik Huber Guitars
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Nik Huber Dolphin II Tigereye Burst Semigloss Finish with Exceptional Curly Maple Top and Dolphin Inlays Left Handed #34638

Nik Huber Krauster Onyx Black (Ex-Demo) #34571

Nik Huber Krautster II Candy Apple Red (Ex-Demo) #44792

Nik Huber Krautster II Worn Copper (Ex-Demo) #34493

Nik Huber Orca 59 Charcoal Burst With Exceptional Flame Maple Top (Ex-Demo) #24058

Nik Huber Orca 59 Faded Sunburst with Exceptional Top All Brazilian Rosewood Upgrades (Pre-Owned) #52166

Nik Huber Piet Custom Colour Candy Pagan Gold w/Descendant Trem (Pre-Owned) #13942

Nik Huber Piet Custom Colour Petrol Blue (Pre-Owned) #44774

Nik Huber Piet Lavender (Ex-Demo) #34408
About Nik Huber Guitars
Nik Huber Guitars are serious instruments made without compromise. With only eight expert craftsmen and unprecedented attention to detail, Nik Huber Guitars only make 240 instruments a year. Each one of these instruments is an exquisite thing of beauty.
As well as being utterly flawless, they sound pretty good! The first thing you notice is the sensational sustain and smooth top end. They are effortless to play with a unique heel carve which makes reaching the high frets a breeze.
There are three basic styles with variations possible: the Orca, the Dolphin II and the Krautster II.
The Dolphin is their original design which looks somewhere between a T-style and LP-style guitar. The Twangmeister is a bolt-on version of the same shape which leans towards the former. The Dolphin II, with its hand-carved curly maple top and mahogany body, leans towards the latter.
The Orca is their out-and-out LP-style which absolutely captures the magic of the original 50s guitars. The Orca ‘59 actually sports a Brazilian Rosewood fingerboard which was used on the vintage instruments but isn't seen often these days.
The Krautster II is Nik Huber’s no-nonsense rocker. All the finery is stripped away leaving only lean, raw power.
What Makes a Nik Huber Guitar Different?
- Exceptional quality, handmade in Germany
- The finest tonewoods including Brazilian rosewood on certain models
- Modern classics