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Rahul Waghmare shaping a guitar top in his workshop
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Aqualib Guitars

Rahul Waghmare, Founder

Craft
Custom Acoustic & Classical Guitars
Background
Computer Engineering & Law
Experience
15 Years of Luthiery
Featured In
TIGA Volume 4

"Touch wood, none of my guitars have failed."

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Crafting Freedom in Sound

In 2009, while searching for a good classical guitar in India, Rahul Waghmare found the options scarce and unsatisfactory. Rather than give up, he built one himself - a spruce-top classical guitar with solid rosewood back and sides. Despite being a computer engineer and law graduate, guitars had fascinated him since childhood, and that fascination became Aqualib Guitars.

Every custom Aqualib guitar begins with a conversation about the player's style and tone preferences, finalising tonewood specs accordingly. On average, a custom guitar takes about two months to complete, and Rahul's own favourite combination is an Indian rosewood body with a cedar top on a classical guitar.

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A lineup of three Aqualib acoustic guitars

"Precision, passion, and tone that grows with you."

Every guitar built by hand, one clamp at a time.

A guitar body clamped and drying in Rahul's workshop
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Gallery

A lineup of three Aqualib acoustic guitars
Aqualib Guitars brand poster
A guitar body clamped and drying in the workshop
Rahul Waghmare shaping a guitar top
Aqualib Guitars logo emblem
A lineup of three Aqualib acoustic guitars Aqualib Guitars brand poster A guitar body clamped and drying in the workshop Rahul Waghmare shaping a guitar top Aqualib Guitars logo emblem
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TIGA Magazine Volume 4

Aqualib Guitars
Featured Article
Aqualib Guitars: Crafting Freedom in Sound

Rahul's luthier feature is featured in Volume 4 of TIGA Magazine, alongside Abhishekh Prabhu, a band spotlight on GODNDOG, and a gear review of the 1986 Charvel Model 4.

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