Contact.
Let’s Start The Conversation.
Whether you have questions about a Constance Guitar or Bass, would like to discuss available options or simply want to learn more about the instruments, feel free to get in touch.
Every Henrix Instrument Starts With A Conversation.
You can expect a response to your email within one business day.
Get In Touch.
For any inquiries or assistance, please reach out.
I’d be happy to hear from you.
Social Media.
What Happens Next?
After receiving your inquiry, I will personally get back to you to discuss your requirements, answer your questions and help determine whether a Henrix instrument is the right fit for you.
There is no obligation to place an order. The goal of the first conversation is simply to explore ideas and find the best solution for your needs.
Frequently Asked Questions.
The build time is typically between 8 and 10 months, depending on specifications and current workload. Every instrument is built individually, and sufficient time is allowed for each step of the process, including material preparation, finishing and curing.
A 50% deposit is required to reserve a build slot. Once the build has started, the deposit becomes non-refundable. The remaining balance is due before the instrument is shipped.
Yes. Henrix instruments are carefully packed and shipped worldwide. Shipping costs vary depending on destination and insurance requirements and will be quoted individually.
The headless construction reduces overall weight, improves balance and eliminates unnecessary material waste thanks to smaller neck blanks. It also contributes to tuning stability and helps to prevent neck dive.
The multiscale design helps to maintain a consistent string tension across the instrument while also supporting a natural wrist position when playing.
Every Henrix Headpiece is designed and machined in-house. Beyond its functional aspect, it reflects the geometric language of the Henrix logo and adapts visually to the string count of the instrument.
The extended neck joint moves the neck pickup closer to the bridge compared to traditional designs. This results in a tighter, more focused neck pickup tone while also improving upper fret access.
Certain specifications, such as scale length, string spacing or the fretboard radius can be adapted, depending on the instrument and requirements.
The goal is not to create endless combinations, but to refine a coherent instrument concept. Limiting options allows every Henrix instrument to remain balanced in terms of design, ergonomics and sound.
No. The first conversation is often the best place to discuss ideas and determine what suits your needs.
Yes. Players can choose between curved or offset fretboard inlays, depending on their visual preference. For those who prefer an even cleaner aesthetic, the fretboard can also be built without inlays.
Curved Inlays.
Offset Inlays.
Yes, left-handed versions are available on request. Feel free to reach out and we can discuss the details together.
Every design decision starts with a simple question: How can the playing experience be improved?
From the extended neck joint and custom headpiece to the multiscale design and electronics, every feature exists for a reason. The goal is not innovation for its own sake, but creating instruments that feel coherent, functional and inspiring to play.