Duesenberg Caribou - my Art Deco baby blue vision

Duesenberg Caribou - my Art Deco baby blue vision
The Duesenberg Caribou is a beautiful-looking and beautiful-sounding guitar that draws design inspiration from Art Deco, 40s and 50s colors and geometrics, and seems to channel luxury racing automobiles of the 1910s-30s.

[@demonicsweaters]

That thing is sweet. I think this was one of your best reviews so far. Enjoyed the history part.

[@ronanconroy5282]

thanks!!

[@sicudinb21]

I appreciate your deep research and pertinent comments about the guitar and like also your playing! Go on like this and post more music using this guitar, Cheers.

[@ronanconroy5282]

Thanks! I probably need to get that Duisenberg properly set up and serviced before using it a lot, as it's been a long time. It's a shame, as it's really a work of art.

[@LTDudzek]

Liked for the chelsea wolfe shirt man, the caribou is a beauty as well

[@ronanconroy5282]

I have way too many Chelsea Wolfe t-shirts :D

[@skobywankenobi]

They're made in Korea in the same factory as reverend guitars. They're finished in Germany. I love the designs but I'm not playing 2.5k for a German assembled Korean kit guitar.

[@ronanconroy5282]

Interesting. I don't mind, personally, so much where stuff is made. I was made in Ireland, myself :D. Have you played a Duisenberg in the store? I'd be curious to hear what you think of how they sound / play.

[@sombrerogrande6317]

Is this true?

[@clanyongco2908]

@@ronanconroy5282 having played with one and owning one is the true verdict. It doesn't matter where its made. It all boils down to craftsmanship and quality. In can be made in the US or other big country where manufacturing is so big but the quality is crap just like american fenders and gibson whose lately having a lot of technical issues.

[@koho]

Weird. Of all the brands I've been reviewing online Duesy's seem to have the most uniformly positive reports from owners, and absolute top of the heap for quality. Thinking of getting one. Not sure why where some of the parts were carved matters so much to some people, though not one of those people seem to have laid fingers on them.

[@kennedypage9128]

I love this guitar