Q: How much Do Sully Guitars Cost?

A: Cost is driven by a few things (construction method, figured tops, etc), but pricing for USA Customs begins around $2799 USD. You can get a rough estimate in any of our custom order forms, and you can fill out the form if you’d like to hear back from me with more details. Our Conspiracy Series™ guitars start around $1300 depending specifications.

Q: Can I make payments?

A: Yep! Generally, a deposit is needed to begin your order and hold your place in line, with the remaining balance due at completion. Payments can be broken up into phases, too (ex: deposit, construction completion, paint completion, assembly and instrument completion). So gimme a shout and I'm sure we can work something out. Hey, that rhymes!

Q: Do you build just bodies and necks for people?

A: No, I'm sorry. Sully bodies or Sully necks are only available on Sully guitars.

Q: Will you make me a copy-er, I mean a "replica" of_______? It's just for me and I'll never ever ever ever ever ever ever sell it. Ever.

Q: Does Sully build 7 strings? Baritones? bass guitars? What about multiscales?

A: Yes! Raven, Stardust, Concorde, and 624 are currently available as 7 strings. Baritone Sullys are becoming more popular as well, I’m happy to build you a 27” guitar. Basses are available as 4 string bolt ons with a 32” or 34” scale in the Raven, Stardust, 624, and ‘71 shapes. No Sully multiscales yet - but as I like to say - deposits make things happen! If you’re not seeing exactly what you’d like, feel free to get in touch through the contact page.

Q: Do you offer repair/refinishing services?  

A:  Only on Sully guitars.

Q: Can I pick your brain about my current project?

A: If you've got a question about a guitar project or general building questions, I offer 30 minute consultation sessions via Skype (get in touch for current rates). Shoot me a message and we'll schedule something for ya!

Q: ARE THERE ANY SULLY GUITARS REVIEWS?

A: While I don’t have the budget to send out tons of guitars like the big brands, some friends of ours have been kind enough to make video reviews over the years. Maybe start with this great 622 demo from R.J. Ronquillo.

Q: How do you keep your hair so damn shiny?

A: If I told you, you'd never believe me.

Q: What happened to Sully’s Guitar Garage?

A: I moved into a real shop! In all seriousness, I have a deep appreciation for all of the friends I made in those fun early days of YouTube. The regular “Sully’s Guitar Garage” content had to stop so I could focus on Sully Guitars, but I’ve been thinking about ways to bring that back in some form. For now, you can follow me on social media where I post short guitar building videos and talk shop every day.