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If you’ve ever seen Marek Dąbek’s Stradi instruments, you’ll understand that he has a fascinating approach to building guitars and basses.
On this week’s episode of Life With Strings Attached, we talk about the origins of Marek’s instruments, the benefits of having to struggle for what you want, and why a tarantula lived in his kitchen.
Stradi Instruments: https://stradi.pl/
Join the Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/BusinessOfGuitar
Watch the video version on YouTube:
🔗 YouTube Channel – Life With Strings Attached
Learn more about Life With Strings Attached, Boutique Guitar Showcase, and Jamie Gale's work in the guitar industry:
🔗 Boutique Guitar Showcase
🔗 Jamie Gale
Thank you for listening and supporting the ongoing conversation between music, makers, history and the future.
By Jamie GaleIf you’ve ever seen Marek Dąbek’s Stradi instruments, you’ll understand that he has a fascinating approach to building guitars and basses.
On this week’s episode of Life With Strings Attached, we talk about the origins of Marek’s instruments, the benefits of having to struggle for what you want, and why a tarantula lived in his kitchen.
Stradi Instruments: https://stradi.pl/
Join the Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/BusinessOfGuitar
Watch the video version on YouTube:
🔗 YouTube Channel – Life With Strings Attached
Learn more about Life With Strings Attached, Boutique Guitar Showcase, and Jamie Gale's work in the guitar industry:
🔗 Boutique Guitar Showcase
🔗 Jamie Gale
Thank you for listening and supporting the ongoing conversation between music, makers, history and the future.