Sunday, 18 November 2012


Check out previous months blogs in the archive for more instruments for sale.
Thanks for looking
email me   steve@beltona.net  for more information and any questions

Thursday, 25 October 2012

Guitars and Ukuleles For Sale

Limited Edition Paua Concert Resonator --For sale



One of a series of Paua(abalone) finish ukuleles.
This one is a concert #2 model.
Featuring:  Paua breathing holes on the back of the  body.
Real Paua headstock veneer
Ivoroid bound ebony fingerboard with Paua dots
Price $US1300 inc case and shipping







Southerner Guitars --- For Sale

A 12 fret model  with  features standard to Beltona Guitars
Silver/Grey paint finish over a fibreglass body and carbonfibre coverplate.
Mahogany neck with veneer overlaid  headstock
Bound edge Rosewood fingerboard
Beltona  cone
Gotoh tuners
Set up for both slide or fingerstyle



A 14 fret model with same appointments as the 12 fret above

Both models pictured  together to show their relative sizes



Price for  either model  $US2625  inc gigbag and shipping

For any further information on the above or any models found on my website    
www.beltona.net   or please contact me  steve@beltona.net

Tuesday, 4 September 2012

Prototype of a new 3/4 guitar model

This is a new model  I will be producing in the future.
 A 3/4 size guitar
9 1/2" resonator with a scale length of 23 inches.
The smallest body size  that will fit a full size resonator with  some added depth to the body to develop the bass.
With a standard set of medium strings it tunes nicely up to open and E and open A tunings.
A heavier set would be preferable for standard tuning.
It's a great full sound.
Sorry about the paintjob . "Coral Red "it said on the  can! I can see a repaint further down the track on this one.
 The shape started from a Les Paul outline and was reduced until it could just fit a standard cone inside. It's first use was as an 8 string steel strung baritone uke, a custom order.
Because of the work involved in making new moulds for  my construction method I wanted a shape that would served as many uses as possible.
It works as a Baritone uke by putting an 8 " cone in the body instead of the 9 1/2 ". I thought a full size cone with a mandola type set up would be just too overpowering in volume for what was meant to be a uke still.
I'm currently building a tenor guitar using this same  8"  cone. That will appear in a later blog.
Other possible use are many, maybe even a 5 string banjo!



This pictures shows the new model beside a ful size Electro as a size comparison


Saturday, 12 May 2012

I have set up this blog to post pictures of instruments I have available for sale from stock.
Also I would like to share pictures of new models or just interesting examples of my production of resonator guitars, ukuleles and mandolins.