THE PERSON BEHIND THE WORKRobin Boucher
Luthier
The maker describes its craftspeople and luthiers as a team gathered around Robin Boucher.
The story & the craft.
Boucher describes a team of craftspeople and luthiers around Robin Boucher, with roots in Berthier-sur-Mer. Its Studio Goose family provides a practical starting point: OM Hybrid, Dreadnought and S-Jumbo bodies appear with different tonewoods and option packs.
Choose the exact instrument, not just the wood name. The family includes Canadian curly maple alongside imported tonewood descriptions, and the SG-61 specification also names South American mahogany. A Canadian wood in one part does not make every material Canadian. Try the body and neck where possible; a recording cannot tell you how an instrument feels in your hands.
The maker directs buyers through its dealers rather than workshop sales. Ask the selected retailer about a demonstration, the complete model and option list, setup, case and written order terms. Follow Boucher’s heat and humidity guidance for care; a business address is not a promised walk-in shop or repair appointment.
EXPLORE THE WORKWhat they make & offer.
collectionStudio Goose guitar family
Several body and tonewood combinations, with model-specific options and left-handed versions described.
Check the exact model and configuration with a dealer. Family specifications do not establish local availability or an independent sound test.
Explore the collectionserviceCanadian dealer buying route
Use the maker’s directory to find a Canadian retailer for a demonstration or model inquiry.
Confirm the dealer’s current selection, appointment and order terms directly; the directory does not reserve an instrument.
Ask about this service Before you buy or go.
Confirm the exact model, options, lead time, warranty and return terms with the dealer. Ask which guitar is actually available to try and whether an order is for an existing instrument or a future build. Follow the maker’s care guidance and consult a qualified luthier for adjustments.
The Canadian connection.
First-party About and Contact pages establish Boucher’s Berthier-sur-Mer, Quebec business and guitar-building connection. The material pages name both Canadian and imported woods. This maker feature does not certify every component, current ownership or an exact serial-number origin.