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Based in Edmonton, Canada, Dion James builds steel-string acoustic guitars known for their striking minimalism. Subtle in their looks from afar, Dion's instruments make careful use of intricate detailing without becoming ostentatious. Theyβre packed with innovation informed by years of building and experimentation, all brought together with a decisive, crystal-clear design vision.
As he's someone who's built a reputation for crafting such impeccable instruments, I wanted to talk with Dion about how he views creativity, where his design sensibility comes from, and the surprising power of saying "I can't".Β
Dion Guitars: https://dionguitars.ca/
Join the Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/BusinessOfGuitar
Watch the video version on YouTube:
π YouTube Channel β Life With Strings Attached
Learn more about Life With Strings Attached, Boutique Guitar Showcase, and Jamie Gale's work in the guitar industry:
π Boutique Guitar Showcase
π Jamie Gale
Thank you for listening and supporting the ongoing conversation between music, makers, history and the future.
By Jamie GaleBased in Edmonton, Canada, Dion James builds steel-string acoustic guitars known for their striking minimalism. Subtle in their looks from afar, Dion's instruments make careful use of intricate detailing without becoming ostentatious. Theyβre packed with innovation informed by years of building and experimentation, all brought together with a decisive, crystal-clear design vision.
As he's someone who's built a reputation for crafting such impeccable instruments, I wanted to talk with Dion about how he views creativity, where his design sensibility comes from, and the surprising power of saying "I can't".Β
Dion Guitars: https://dionguitars.ca/
Join the Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/BusinessOfGuitar
Watch the video version on YouTube:
π YouTube Channel β Life With Strings Attached
Learn more about Life With Strings Attached, Boutique Guitar Showcase, and Jamie Gale's work in the guitar industry:
π Boutique Guitar Showcase
π Jamie Gale
Thank you for listening and supporting the ongoing conversation between music, makers, history and the future.