Speaking of which, have you heard of guitars made by the NNG team? NNG stands for “ninety-nine guitar” although I suspect that may be some form of grammatical error. Lol! ….. however don’t let the name fool you. These Thailand team made quite a name for themselves in the guitar world I must say. These guys have a high standard of quality when it comes to making custom guitars. They accept online request via e-mails. I had an uncle who just got a quote for a custom Fender Telecaster model to be built. If you check out their website at www.nngguitar.net (which I think is the official website in Thai), you would be able to view a few of the models like a PRS or Paul Reed Smith guitars, Gibson SG’s, Fender Strats and Tele’s and I think I saw some Takamine or perhaps Taylor models as well.

Folks who commented on Harmony Central even have good reviews about the NNG models like the NNG Les Paul Koa, the NNG Mahogany Dreadnought and also the NNG Super Strat Custom.

There’s another website named nngguitars.com but that doesn’t seem to be updated properly. Perhaps you could try both the contact page and see which one replies to you?

Check out these photos below. Aren’t they a beauty? I believe the Luthier’s name is Mr Prasit Pariyarungsri.