Pyro-MultiScale TripleNaught

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In 2025 I decided to build a Multi-scale TripleNaught on spec so I could share the experience of Multi-scale with more people. For this guitar I would pull out all of the stops. It would later be named Pyro for its extraordinary and uniquely figured Khaya back and sides.

Completed
08/06/25

TripleNaught 16-25

Pyro - The guitar on fire.

M1 12-24 Mahogany and German Spruce

Available now at Tone Central Station.

This M1 is made up of some very special tone woods. The top is old growth German spruced sourced from the original Kalamazoo plant and moved to Nashville over 45 years ago, who know how long ago it was cut. It’s extremely low density high stiffness material that makes for a loud and punchy tone with amazing clarity.

The back and sides are made from an extremely unique board of mahogany I milled up myself. I found this mahogany amongst a pallet of otherwise normal seeming straight grain 8/4 boards. However two of those boards had this remarkable blend of quilting and what seems like some early stages of spallting. I was not planning on buying that much when I had arrived at the saw mill, but once I saw that these boards were perfectly quarter sawn I knew they would make some excellent instruments. The neck is also constructed from this same board, giving the entire instrument a consistent and stunning appearance.

The double helix inlay is meant to mimic the movement of a guitar string, with intersections corresponding to the typical interval markings on most guitar necks. This was also one of my first multi piece segmented rosettes which I now enjoy very much.

This M1 really lives up to the “one of a kind” appeal I’m striving for with every single one of my instruments. If you have the chance to play it before it’s sold, it love to hear what you think of it.

Acoustic guitar against black background
Close-up of an acoustic guitar against a black background, showcasing its wooden body, strings, and soundhole.
Close-up of an acoustic guitar headstock with tuning pegs on a dark background.
Back view of an acoustic guitar with a natural wood finish showing intricate grain patterns against a black background.
Back of a guitar headstock with six tuning pegs on a wooden neck, black background.
Wooden guitar back and neck with glossy finish on a black background.
Close-up of a wooden acoustic guitar with visible strings and grain pattern, photographed at an angle.

M1 07-23 Bocote and Eruo Spruce

Available now at Tone Central Station


This M1 is the oldest amongst the ones available (completed about a year ago), It has truly broken in beautifully and offers a very rich and powerfull tone.

The Bocote Back has been decorated with a contemporary geometric inlay of leopard wood and Katalox. Side bar, Isn’t Katalox the coolest name for a wood species ever?

The Leopard wood binding and Katalox fingerboard give this guitar a totally one of a kind style. The Laminated neck also features a unique maple wedge heal and popping flame maple center stripe.

With such a unique appearance and articulate voice this build will always be one that I’ll remeber.

Acoustic guitar with natural wood finish and six strings on a gray background.
Acoustic guitar front view with wooden body and dark brown pickguard.
Close-up of a guitar headstock with tuning pegs and strings.
Back view of an acoustic guitar with wooden grain finish.
Acoustic guitar with six strings and a light wooden body against a gray background.
Acoustic guitar with a light wooden body, dark fretboard, and a reddish-brown pickguard.
Close-up of a guitar headstock with six chrome tuning pegs.