Frode Alnaes and David Sundberg.

peter lemarc

Elin Sigvardsson

Ane Brun

“I have a special love for acoustic steel stringed guitars. There’s something about the sound and the feeling of having such a sound box in my lap, which makes it the instrument that inspires me the most to write songs and to sing. And I have always been especially in love with “basey” guitars. Now I have my Sundberg baritone guitar and it’s complete! A fantastic stability both in low and high tones, and they chime beautifully and for a long time! It’s also a very beautiful guitar with discrete details. I know I will have a long and devoted collaboration with this one.”

/Ane Brun

Ane Brun with her S-00. For you who have failed to notice Ane, visit her home page and discover her wonderful music. www.anebrun.com 

Max Schultz

“After a long time searching for a steal stringed guitar I've finally found one that suits me and my playing style.
My S-OM has the body size, and above all, the sound I've been looking for. It's been a great pleasure playing this fantastic instrument both during live gigs and studio recordings.”
/Max Schults

The guitarist of guitarists”. Max has played and still plays with many of Sweden’s best musicians and has also released his own records. Max plays a S-OM. Visit his home page for more information.
www.maxschultz.com

Ryan Adams

" I´m completely blown away. It sounds incredible! The note about your grandparents farm touched me deeply and I really treasure the guitar immensely. I haven´t ever loved a blonde acoustic before, I prefer brunette wood tones but you really got it so right."
/Ryan

A meeting with Ryan in the end of 2003 resulted in an order of a custom built S-J. Ryan’s strong feelings for Sweden lead to the choice to use Swedish spruce for the top. The spruce tree was cut down in David’s grand parents’ farm in Torsåker, Gästrikland.
www.ryan-adams.com

Kristofer Åström (Hidden Truck, Fireside)

”For a long time I looked for a guitar that would meet my demands, but without result. My Sundberg guitar has the look and the size that I’ve been looking for and a sound that suits me both live and in the studio. What you can’t find in music stores, you have to design yourself.”
/Kristofer

Kristofer Åström with his S-00. Kristofer’s guitar body is made of mahogany.
www.kristoferastrom.com

Lars Winnerbäck

“First I just wanted a personalized guitar, to have a one-of-a-kind. But then David pointed out that it has to sound good as well, and that it should be used. And since we were talking anyway, I figured I might as well get that nylon stringed guitar I’ve always planned on getting. So I ordered a small steel stringed one (it has, of course, a name with numbers as well, but I always forget what it is) mainly for studio work, and one nylon stringed, both with the initials L W engraved on the twelfth band. But then everybody got so envious, and I was so happy with it, that I got all big-headed and ordered a big ass ostentatious guitar with WINNERBÄCK all along the neck and a ton of mother-of-pearl everywhere. And all of them sound so good, both in the studio as well as on stage, and now they’ll go touring in Sweden. I have a fourth one too, a feather-light little sucker that I only play at home for the time being.”

Lars Winnerbäck, Stockholm, September 2004
www.winnerback.net

Mattias Torell

“I’ve had the pleasure of using my Sundberg guitar for about a year. It’s been part of the most varied situations, ranging from TV-and studio recordings to closing an Eagle-Eye Cherry concert during the latest Europe tour, and so far it has never disappointed me! It has a completely personal tone and clarity and smoothness which signifies a real master instrument.”
Stockholm on March 5, 2004
Mattias Torell

In the pciture you can see Mattias visiting my workshop to pick up his latest Sundberg guitar.

dregen

Brolle JR

Lisa Miskovsky

Nicholaus Arson (the Hives)