Your musical instrument is a prized possession, so its sound deserves to be authentically reproduced and amplified with the best possible audio quality. Since its foundation in the early 1980s, SCHERTLER has embarked on a passionate programme of research that aims to achieve the highest levels of fidelity in the reproduction of acoustic stringed instruments. 

Led by double bass player Stephan Schertler, the company’s research and development initially focussed on providing a series of high quality alternatives to outdated and imperfect piezoelectric technology. Over the years, Schertler’s original approach to harnessing acoustic vibrations has led to the development of several international patents, including the STAT electrostatic bridge pickup technology found in the classic range of sensors for bowed instruments. Other developments have included Schertler’s unique “air chamber” technology, an integral feature of the Lydia guitar sensor range. 

Alongside its comprehensive range of instrument sensors, Schertler has developed a whole series of high quality, compact acoustic amplification systems.  Adaptable to all acoustic instruments and genres, the amplifiers combine pristine sound quality with a wealth of features designed to meet exacting performance requirements.