"First thoughts: this guitar is light and a breeze to play. Fretwork has been improved over the years at the Phred finishing shop here in the States (the guitars themselves are constructed overseas and sent back for final setups), and the neck is nice and comfy. The floating bridge is solid, and the ebony tailpiece is better finished than we expected. A nice, classy touch for an instrument like this."
We had an amazing time sharing a booth with Mu-FX at Winter NAMM 2017 in Anaheim, CA (Hall D, Booth 2489). It was so nice to meet some of our old customers and meet new and future PHRED instruments guitar owners
In this installment of “Meet Your Maker,” Performer catches up with Freddy Rose of PHRED Instruments to chat about how he began making guitars and some of the features on his most popular models.
PHRED instruments is pleased to announce a sponsorship with Wall Street Dead aHead Networking Events® (“WSDA”) Jam Sessions, an organization that brings the Deadhead spirit to the Wall Street community.
"If you do happen to find yourself in a Phish tribute band, then getting your hands on the DockStar is a no-brainer. But it also delivers versatility with applications beyond 20-minute Mixolydian guitar solos." - Jason Shadrick / Premier Guitar
"Phred Instruments tackled this request with its Ernesto VH3 guitar. To further sweeten the pot, this Trey Anastasio-inspired guitar includes a Koa veneer top and the OBEL preamp."
