Parklane Guitars stands out for its commitment to exceptional craftsmanship, using only the finest quality materials to create instruments with unparalleled tone, playability, and aesthetic appeal. Our dedication to creating unique, handcrafted guitars sets us apart from mass-produced alternatives. Each instrument is meticulously crafted by skilled artisans, ensuring that every Parklane Guitar is a one-of-a-kind masterpiece. In addition, our guitars are designed with the player in mind, offering a range of custom options to suit individual preferences and needs. Whether you're a professional musician or an avid enthusiast, a Parklane Guitar is a testament to our unwavering pursuit of excellence in the art of guitar making.

From 2016 to 2019, Parklane Guitars' first guitars and necks were entirely hand-built. This hands-on experience allows us to solve any problems manually. I had the privilege of working with the late CJ Jenkins of the Faith or Fear band, learning valuable trade secrets that we still use today. While we now use CNC for some functions, over 50% of the work is still done by hand, ensuring the feel and quality that guitar players appreciate. We can even build necks without CNC upon request. Our handmade necks look and feel just as good as those made with automation, which helps us stay ahead of the game.

The sound and playability of our necks and guitars can be subjective, depending on your musical style. However, we use only the highest-grade materials for our necks, bodies, and guitars, including hardware. All our guitars are fitted with DiMarzio pickups, which we believe are the best in their class for our builds.

Parklane Guitars is a company that made their first guitar neck under the FB page Guitars by Steve Parker in 2016

Steve was the Sole Fret man of a very well known Licensed Custom Shop on the East Coast with thousands upon thousands upon thousands of Guitar Necks passing through his hands between 2007 - March 2020. He held on within that company for as long as possible so as to uphold his dedication to them but finally had to break free in March of 2020. Not only did Steve Fret the Necks but also played a big part in the R n D when it came to the building of full guitars / Set Neck Guitars / Design and a slew of other important roles.

He also shaped a huge amount of the necks and bodies working overtime almost the whole time of employment to keep the wheels turning... Eventually though the wheels got turning very fast at Parklane and Steve had to finally break free... Steve has now been working in the Business of building Guitars and Custom Guitar necks for more than of 16 solid years professionally and has been a player for more than 35 years, This makes for a great combination of experience in both Building and knowing what feels great from a players perspective..