The PG3’s improved microphone for extreme highs, altered frequency filter between the mic and face sensor and new configuration between the face sensor and bridge pickup delivers our most advanced, dynamic and natural sounding plugged in experience yet. The FC…
Another milestone this week as our 50,000th guitar left the factory. The Redwood/Blackwood FL2EC is currently in stock at the Acoustic Centre in South Melbourne.
August 21 marked 2 decades of guitar making here at CCHQ. While 20 years isn’t a long time in the guitar industry, we have come a long way in that short time and we are extremely proud of what we…
Following up on our recent Thinline release, we now offer the TL2EC with a humbucker. Like our other popular humbucker models, this TL comes with two separate outputs – The Cole Clark 3 way system for the most natural plugged…
Featuring a thinner body, our world leading 3-way pickup and a deeper cut heel for better access to the high end of the fingerboard, our new TL2 Thinline series is changing the game for thinline guitars. Availabale NOW in all…
With our 20th anniversary approaching, we are keen to see how far our guitars have traveled. We have kicked off an official Cole Clark registry to keep tabs on all of our kids around the world. Simply click here…
Sustainability has always been a focus for us here at Cole Clark. Over the past few years we have taking huge steps with that mission and we are now the world leader in sustainable guitar making. Replacing endangered timbers. Because…
After an 8 week break due to stage 4 lockdown restrictrions in Melbourne, we have re-opened our factory! Thrilled to get back to work and we have a whole lot of orders to catch up on so it’s full…
Due to Melbourne’s stage 4 Covid-19 lockdown, we have had to close our factory for a few weeks. Our online store remains open for merch and parts. We look forward to re-opening in mid September and continuing our work.
Continuing on our mission to create sustainable instruments, we have recently partnered with The Tree Company in urban recovery projects like this one. This Silky Oak was removed from Orrong Park in Toorak Victoria after it’s crown declined past the…
