Jayemar Guitars
Tilting the Scales in Your Favor
​​Hand-crafted multi-scale, extended-range electric guitars and basses

"Jason is a total craftsman.  His guitars are works of art and you can see and feel his love for building the second you pick them up."
    - Brandon Sause
"Great tone.  Big, huge, ballsy lows, like a baritone.  I. Love. That."
​    - Kevin Kingrey
"Jayemar Guitars are made by someone who loves what they do, and it shows."
    - Jason Sather
"... attention to detail, pride in craftsmanship, and the quality of finished product make my Jayemar Alma Bass not only a one of a kind, but a once-in-a-lifetime instrument."
​    - Matt Cockrell
"I had never before played a multi-scale fretboard, but felt right at home within minutes."
​    - Ben Haynor
"I am definitely a multi-scale convert!"
​    - Kirby Kuehl
"I’ve picked the guitar up for between thirty minutes and an hour every single day... and once it is in my hands, I never want to put it down."
​    - Brian Christopher
"... the pickup on this guitar is incredible... this one can pretty much do it all."
​    - Scott Wilson
Get the first!
I recently completed the prototype of a new Custom Line addition, the Jessie Lynn Scorpio!  Inspired by the iconic Explorer, this axe features the dramatic two-tone top of the Jessie Lynn, a set neck, and wicked reversed headstock.  With one hot double-slug ceramic humbucker, this thing really shreds.

As the prototype, it has a couple minor cosmetic flaws, the result of trying new construction processes for the first time, but it is stunning from arm's length and will blow minds from across the room.  My mistakes are your savings.  All further Scorpio models will start at $3795 on the Custom Line, but you can take this one home for $2250 (40% off!).  Contact me to claim it today!
French Polish by Ben!
Your new Custom Line Jayemar guitar or bass is now available with a French polish finish as an additional option!  Ben Lambdin has been applying traditional, hand-rubbed finishes for 12 years, has worked with renowned luthier Kenny Hill, and also spent some time at Santa Cruz Guitar Company.  Recently relocated to the Portland area, Ben is much sought-after by classical and flattop luthiers for his impeccable finish work.  Necks will continue to have a silky-smooth oil finish, but you can choose to have a lustrous shellac finish on your next Iris, Alma, or Jessie Lynn.  Check out Ben's work on Instagram and give him a follow!
Brandon Sause demos the "Walnut Shred" Iris 8-string
My friend Brandon is a helluva guitar player, and he can throw down on the jazz box as well as the djent stick.  See him run the "Walnut Shred" Iris 8-string through its paces, demonstrating the flexibility of the 5 coil combinations on this one-pickup guitar, and the utility of the treble bleed circuit.  (This guitar is on sale, BTW.)  Check out some of Brandon's other demos, and smash that subscribe button!
Charitable Giving
The brutal murder of George Perry Floyd Jr. at the hands of Minneapolis Police officers on May 25, 2020 sparked a renewed movement to demand justice for victims of police brutality and dismantle systemic racism.  Through the act of protest, both on the streets and on social media, other vulnerable groups have also told their stories of violence and oppression.  Quite simply, we must change, this movement cannot lose momentum, and I must do my part to amplify and support the organizations carrying this fight.

Starting in June 2020, Jayemar Guitars will donate 10% of profits from all instrument sales to social justice organizations.  With your order, you have the opportunity to select a category of organizations to support.  Money will be distributed to local and national groups most in need of donations at the time of your purchase.  Go to the new Charitable Giving page to find out more.
Jayemar Guitars on the Tone Mob Podcast
​I stopped by the Tone Mob "Shred Shed" to talk with Blake and Jess about my favorite subject: multi-scale!  Check out my interview in the February 17, 2020 episode, and stick around to listen to Paul Rhoney give an update in the March 12, 2020 episode.
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