Starting up a new website goes with small steps. At the time of writing this, Electricfiddler.com is in a very young stage. I succeeded to get together a short description about the work of a majority of electric luthiers (how do you call them?), and I am working at more stuff that could be of interest for any fiddler...

Furthermore, the website structure starts to get shape. I am trying to build it in such a way, that it can easily be expanded in the future, also by other people then myself. Any fiddler, luthier, dealer or whoever should be able to contribute.

I have also sent a first e-mail to all electric violin makers I am aware of. I asked them to provide information, sound samples, pictures and feed-back. The website is not yet open to the public, but their contributions are indispensible. For now, I got some very nice responses, and I am adding the information I got.

But still I can use a lot of help from anyone involved. Do you have pictures? Sound samples? Do you want to describe an instrument, artist, luthier or any related subject in more detail? Did I miss a luthier? I would like to hear it from you!

- You can easily contact me via the webform: Contact us
- You can also register as a user of Electricfiddler.com via the webform at http://electricfiddler.com/user/register. After registration you will not only have the opportunity to post your own comments, news items, blog entries, forum posts (when the forum is enabled) or whatever, you have a chance to put your own work or website in the spotlights! So don't hesitate, registration is 100% free and we will never abuse your information for any purpose.