If you’re searching for a "Tele/Paul" hybrid or simply a truly exceptional electric guitar, the Dolphin 59 is in a league of its own.

With a design that leans aesthetically toward Gibson’s Les Paul heritage while retaining its own unique personality, the Dolphin '59 feels alive and luxurious in your hands. Effortless to play, its setup and playability are nothing short of extraordinary—it practically begs you to keep exploring.

Though impeccably built the Dolphin '59 never feels overly polished or sterile. Instead, it strikes a perfect balance, offering stunning attention to detail, a stout feel, and sustain that seems to last forever, even without amplification.

Tonally, it nods to both Fender and Gibson traditions while carving its own path. The Haussel-made coil-tappable humbuckers deliver an expansive palette of tones—from punchy LP-inspired tones to crisp, articulate highs—that feel both familiar and entirely fresh. This is no mere homage to be sure; it’s a guitar with its own voice and feel, capable of surprising you in the best way.

Nik Huber has once again delivered an instrument that feels simultaneously classic and groundbreaking—exactly what you didn’t know you were looking for.