"While I love writing and recording, the real fun begins when I perform with no idea of what I am about to play," says Dave, "This way neither the audience nor I have any expectations. It is always new for both parties."

Combining looping with acoustic guitar makes a sound Dave calls contemporary chamber music. Sounding like a cross between a harpsichord and a harp, it lies outside the traditional definitions of classical music and jazz.
His music, along with its connection to visual art, was profiled in the book Music Inspired by Art by Gary Evans.
Currently, Dave is endorsee with Brian Moore Custom Guitars and Sabine tuners. He has appeared on several compilation recordings for various musical gear manufacturers, including Gibson, Seymour Duncan, and Ernie Ball.

Besides performing and recording, Dave maintains a roster of guitar students. He chaired the Cultural Affairs Advisory Committee in New Port Richey in 2005-2006. and still has time to plan and promote art events in the city of New Port Richey.

"Those of us who attend Eichenberger's performances have grown to love his smooth, free-form layers of looping sound and appreciate his jazz improvisations and baroque and modern classical compositions. There's nothing to compare. Really."

-The St. Pete Times

"…guitar-heavy tunes that ebb and flow nicely while showing off Eichenberger's deft balance of technique and restraint. ****"

-Weekly Planet

" Dave Eichenberger's loops and drones offer ethereal and spiritual tones that are as delicate as they are majestic"

- Focus Music Magazine