Lefties

This model really is special. It is a Martin OM with many characteristics of the prewar. Firstly, it is a 000-14 fret Orchestra Model, long scale, beautiful beyond words and housed in a fancy 533E Geib style hard shell case. We are exceptionally fond of this model, made as it is with a solid Sitka spruce top that is burnished with aging toner to a lovely deep shade, similar to what an original (say) 1930 Martin OM-28 guitar might look like today.  The C F Martin List Price is $3,799

A smaller body highlighted by a Venetian cutaway and the Expression System™, this Grand Concert shines as either a fingerstyle guitar or a light strummer.   The Taylor List Price is $2488

As per the Gibson website: "Les Paul changed the world with his “Log” prototype guitar using Epiphone body parts combined with a solid piece of wood. Based upon Les’ first solid-body guitar, the Les Paul Standard Plus features a solid Mahogany body, Flame Maple top, Alnico-V Humbucking pickups and the sustain-pumping Tune-o-matic bridge/Stopbar tailpiece combination. For over 50 years, the undisputed reigning king of solid-body guitars."
The Epiphone List Price is $1113

We believe in having lefty instruments for our sinestral constituency and at this time we have two – this MD-615 and a slightly more upgrade Gretsch MD-815.
The Eastman List Price is $1550.

The Boston is a lighter weight alternative to the standard 3-ply maple rim and separate tone ring. The steel rim acts as a tone ring and because of that, its sustain seems to reverberate longer. The Deering List Price is $1979.

The Deering List Price is $699