Kristof Meeus

Kristof Meeus is a Belgian luthier and instructor at the Centre for Musical Instrument Building (CMB) in Puurs. After earning a master’s degree in sociology, he began his guitar-making studies in 2006 and trained under Walter Verreydt. Since 2012, he has run his own workshop, combining historical craftsmanship with modern concert guitar design. His visits to renowned makers such as Gabriele Lodi, Lorenzo Frignani, and Antonio Marin have shaped his deep understanding of both historical and contemporary instruments.
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    Kristof Meeus - 2025 - Lattice - 64 cm

    Kristof Meeus - 2025 - Lattice - 64 cm

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    Luthier: Kristof Meeus
    Construction Year: 2025
    Construction Type: Lattice
    Top: Cedar
    Back and Sides: Indian rosewood
    Soundboard Finish: French polish
    Body Finish: French polish
    Air Body Frequency: E / F
    Weight (g): 1410
    Tuner: Kris Barnett
    Condition: New

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About the Guitar Maker

Kristof Meeus is a Belgian luthier who combines craftsmanship, research, and musical sensitivity in his work. After earning a Master’s degree in Sociology, he began his formal training in 2006 at the Centre for Musical Instrument Building (CMB) in Puurs, Belgium. During this period, he also worked in the workshop of Walter Verreydt, where he quickly developed a deep understanding of guitar construction and discovered his passion for the sound and artistry of the classical guitar.

Since 2012, Kristof Meeus has been working as an independent guitar maker and, in 2016, returned to the CMB as an instructor, sharing his experience and expertise with aspiring luthiers. Like many artists who enrich their craft through travel, he has visited major collections and workshops across Europe, including those of Gabriele Lodi, Lorenzo Frignani, Bruno Marlat, Antonio Marín, and Rafael Moreno.

These experiences provided him with a comprehensive understanding of both historical instruments and the modern concert guitar. His guitars reflect a harmonious blend of traditional methods, precision craftsmanship, and tonal richness, making each instrument a distinctive expression of his artistry.