Jerry Garcia Rosebud Guitar Replica
Customization Options
Want to make your replica more "you"? No problem, we offer a variety of customization options.
A tribute to Jerry Garcia's Rosebud Guitar
Explore the beauty and craftsmanship of the Rosebud Guitar, a faithful replica of Jerry Garcia's cherished instrument. Designed for both collectors and musicians, this guitar offers unparalleled sound and style.
Features of the Rosebud Guitar Replica
Exquisite Craftsmanship
Constructed with a curly maple core and vermilion accent veneers
Hand-selected, straight-grained cocobolo** top for stunning aesthetics
Rosebud oval inlaid with Gabon ebony and synthetic ivory details
Unique "Rosie" design featuring a red recon stone rose with a brass stem, an abalone Ankh, and sterling silver inlays
Custom Neck Design
Scarlet Fire asymmetrical neck carve with a 1.687 nut
16" radius ebony fretboard with characteristic brown inclusions, like the original
Standard .105 x 0.045 fret wire with customizable 24th fret inlay (7 character limit)
Gabon ebony headstock overlay with brass accents
Authentic inlays
Premium Electronics & Hardware
Kluson brand harmonica bridge for improved construction over the original Schaller
Brass billet milled saddles for superior tone
Gold Graph Tech Ratio locking tuners, with Schaller options available
OBEL setup
Customization Options
Want to make your replica more "you"? No problem, we offer a variety of customization options:
Headstock inlay
Front inlay
And more — just ask!
Order Your Rosebud Guitar
Each Jerry Garcia Rosebud replica is individually crafted by master luthier Leo Elliott. Limited builds available.
Contact us for a consultation and pricing details for your preferred configuration and any customization
A non-refundable 1/3 deposit secures your place in our build queue
A second non-refundable 1/3 deposit is collected upon paint and fretting completion
The remaining balance is due upon completion of your dream guitar
Important: Due to the custom nature of each build, refunds are not available after the build process begins.
