GUITAR-SITAR
Djanaï guitare-sitar Michel Gentils bluesy
Chandra guitare-sitar Michel Gentils
Nilam guitare-sitar Michel Gentils
Des sillets innovants
Finding the sound of the Sitar
In order to reproduce this unique sound of the sitar, it took years of work and research. To perfect our models we went to India to meet the luthiers who make this piece in an artisanal way.
Bridge saddle
Inspired by the Indian sitar, the bridge saddles of the "Michel Gentils signature" guitars made by Julien Jalaguier are worked with precision to the hundredth of a millimeter. Mastered today by very few luthiers around the world, this multi-millennial technique consists of "sculpting" the sound to achieve maximum harmonic richness and give a soul to the instrument: the "jawari". This adaptation of the sitar saddle to the guitar is the trademark of the "Michel Gentils signature" guitars. Upon leaving the workshop, each guitar is then validated by Michel Gentils in terms of settings and "jawari". Halfway between traditional lutherie and innovation, between West and East, new avenues of sound exploration are available to guitarists.
Sillet indien en os 6 cordes
Sillet en os 2x3 cordes sympathiques
Modèle signature Michel Gentils "Djanaï"
Sillet en os 6 cordes
Sillet en os 2x3 cordes sympathiques
Modèle signature Michel Gentils "Djanaï"
Sillet de tête
Le modèle 6 cordes présente un double sillet de tête, dont l’un avec deux ouvertures dédiées aux cordes sympathiques, permettant un réglage précis de la hauteur de chaque corde pour un jeu plus confortable.
Une précision optimale du son
Des mécaniques ultra précises
Les mécaniques japonaises Gotoh SGL510Z assurent une précision inégalée.
Avec un ratio de 1:21, elles sont parmi les plus précises et durables au monde.
Mécanique GOTOH ratio 1:21
Modèle signature Michel Gentils "Chandra"