Two Bacci guitars are travelling with the Showcase right now, shop to shop across America, then Europe. The Showcase is the curated selection of independent makers that Bacci has been part of since 2021, on the road across Europe, the USA and Japan, and on its own floor at NAMM.
The Boutique Guitar Showcase is a curated selection of independent luthiers: makers are chosen, not admitted by paying for a stand. It runs a travelling exhibition, the enTour, and it takes its own floor inside the NAMM Show in Anaheim.
Bacci is one of its featured makers, listed as est. 2013, Italy, for dual-output baritones, electric guitars and basses. The instruments have been in the enTour every year from 2021 to 2026, across Europe, the United States and Japan.
The most credible peer group in the world for this kind of building, and nobody buys their way in.
How Bacci is listed among the featured makers, for dual-output baritones, electric guitars and basses.
The instruments have travelled across Europe, the United States and Japan.
A Bacci has been in the enTour every year since it began.
Makers are chosen, not admitted by paying for a stand. Nobody buys their way in.
The enTour takes the selected instruments to players instead of waiting for players to reach a fair. A Bacci has been in it every year since it began.
Each edition travels a different instrument, from a lavender baritone with a gold pickguard to a Leonardo Prato Essence Olivo shown in detail on its dual output.
Bruno was also the guest of episode seven of the Showcase’s interview series, Life With Strings Attached, recorded from the workshop in Tuscany.
Two instruments are going out with the Showcase this autumn. One from the Parato line, hand-painted in Tuscany, one from the Vinyl capsule, the limited run where the body becomes the artwork.

Velvet peach waves rolling over celeste, red, blue and brown. A 1970s Italian dream, painted by hand on a Leonardo baritone.

A cream body turned album cover, the apple laid on like artwork. From the Vinyl capsule, graphic liveries laid on like vinyl on a race car, built to order in limited numbers.
Inside the NAMM Show the Showcase holds a floor of its own, and it gathers the finest guitars and basses in the world. Bacci stands in there with twelve instruments, among makers chosen one by one by Jamie Gale. A place on that floor is earned, and the company it puts Bacci in is the value of it. So the line reads Bacci at NAMM with the Boutique Guitar Showcase.
At NAMM 2026 the Showcase address was booth 4210, and it was there that Tosca was presented: fifty numbered instruments, ten years of development, seven of prototyping with the architect Eri Goshen.
If you are planning the show, the boutique floor is the part worth walking slowly. Everything on it was chosen by someone who builds instruments for a living.

This is how the Showcase introduces him: instruments “created with a sixth sense, with Bruno Bacci’s feeling for the soul of the wood. This is why Bacci’s instruments are truly one-of-a-kind and sought after by musicians worldwide.”
Born in 1975, Bruno came to lutherie through metallurgy, carpentry, marketing and graphic design, and trained at the violin-making school of Cremona. The workshop is in Pescia, in the country between Florence and Lucca.




























Put flats on it and it sounds like an old P bass. Put round-wounds on it and there’s a lot of bite.
The amount of low end and even saturation coming from this bass is insane.
When I play it, I don’t really miss the bass player.
This is a funk machine, it nails the baritone funk rhythm sound.
The precision bass for the modern era. Everything I love about vintage basses, with all the innovation of a modern one.
I’ve never found anything like this. The shape, the sound, the playability, everything is really in the right place.
Bruno’s baritone guitars are inspiring a whole generation of top players, he’s developing a whole new musical canon.
Put flats on it and it sounds like an old P bass. Put round-wounds on it and there’s a lot of bite.
The amount of low end and even saturation coming from this bass is insane.
When I play it, I don’t really miss the bass player.
This is a funk machine, it nails the baritone funk rhythm sound.
The precision bass for the modern era. Everything I love about vintage basses, with all the innovation of a modern one.
I’ve never found anything like this. The shape, the sound, the playability, everything is really in the right place.
Bruno’s baritone guitars are inspiring a whole generation of top players, he’s developing a whole new musical canon.
A short, hand picked network of shops keeps Bacci on the wall.
Go and play one in person, or start a custom build directly with Bruno in Tuscany.
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Pitbull AudioA curated selection of independent luthiers. Makers are chosen rather than admitted by paying for a stand. It runs a travelling exhibition, the enTour, and takes its own floor at the NAMM Show.
Bacci instruments have been in the enTour every year from 2021 to 2026, across Europe, the United States and Japan.
At boutiqueguitarshowcase.com/bacci-guitars, where Bacci is listed as a featured maker, est. 2013, Italy.
Yes. He is the guest of episode seven of the Showcase’s series Life With Strings Attached, recorded from the workshop in Tuscany.
On the Boutique Guitar Showcase floor, with twelve Bacci instruments on it. At NAMM 2026 the Showcase address was booth 4210.
enTour 2026
Those two guitars are on the road right now, case to case, shop to shop. Here is the whole route: fourteen evenings in fourteen shops, each one an official Boutique Guitar Showcase enTour event, curated by Jamie Gale and hosted by the retailer. Walk in free, book your seat, and put your hands on them.
September 2026, Chicago to Dallas
September and October 2026, Memphis to Big Rapids
October and November 2026
Commissions
Nothing here is in stock, and nothing ever will be.
Every instrument is claimed by one player before the first cut.
A €1,000 deposit holds your place at the bench and sets the work in motion. It comes off the price in full.
Woods, pickups, finish, decided one by one, together. The instrument is drawn around you.
The balance falls due once the specification is closed. Eight months later, it is in your hands.
Not sure which instrument is yours?
Ask before you commit.