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Paul's Guitars and Accessories
JWC Guitars Ltd UK Jeongwoo Cho first started making guitars and learning his skills in guitar building about 12 years ago. He worked with various guitar companies in South Korea and ultimately trained for 1O years to become a Master Luthier with Hyong Kyu Lee. His training was in classical guitar building. Later, Jeongwoo set up his own workshop at home to rnanufacture high quality, hand-built classical guitars for the Asian market. Initially sales were predominantly through guitar teachers, for their students, then more widely following exhibitions at the Daejeon annual guitar festival. Jeongwoo has also sold his classical guitars in Germany through an established classical guitar builder there. Jeongwoo had long held a passionate wish to build a true Selmer replica guitar, and it was in his quest for suitable machine heads that he contacted Tony Walker at Manouche Guitars Ltd. Over time, a close association was formed between them and after many developments and several prototypes, Jeongwoo eventually hand-built all the production requirements for JWC-Guitars Ltd.. With seven different models, customers from around the world have been delighted with their Jeongwoo hand-built guitars. JWC Guitars Ltd is relocating all manufacturing operations to Monmouthshire in the UK. All guitars under the JWC banner will now be made in Europe, home of the Selmer guitar tradition and the gypsy jazz musical genre.
Paul Vernon Chester, Jeongwoo Cho, Tony Walker, Nick Mellor Endorsements Samson Schmitt of the legendary Parisian Schmitt family, and Paul Vernon Chester The Paul Vernon Chester Signature Guitar
Technical Specifications and description
An ebony bridge set at 19, 21, and 23mm is included.
The Paul Vernon Chester 14 Fret D 'Classic'
Paul is also endorsing the above 14 fret D hole 'Classic' Guitar. It is a nylon strung instrument, handcrafted by Jeongwoo Cho. It is a custom-made Paul Vernon Chester from JWC Guitars which he is particularly excited about. Paul has now recorded and released 'The Day of the Manouche' CD using 14 fret and 12 fret Grande Bouche guitars.
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