Acoustic Guitars

The CF Martin List Price is $1549

The Martin Baritone guitar, tuned C-to-shining-C, having an approximately 27 ¾” scale length nut to saddle, measuring 1 ¾” at the nut and 2 ¼” at the bridge. Having waited seemingly for years, we are delighted to advise that C F Martin has not in any way disappointed us – they have chosen for their first popularly priced Baritone the Grand Jumbo body, measuring exactly 17” in body width at the lower bout, 12 7/8” at the upper bout and for any dress makers out there, 10 ½” at the waist. The Martin List Price is $3999

The F-50 STD is a classic Guild jumbo with refined features that make for a player-centric instrument with premium sound quality. It features a solid Sitka Spruce top with Red Spruce bracing, solid Maple sides, and the unique arched Laminated Maple back that has helped to define the Guild jumbo legacy - for a strong, powerful sound with exceptional volume.

Genuine mahogany top, back and sides, 25.4" scale length, 1-11/16th nut width, nickel-plated open-geared probably Gotoh tuners with Butterbean Knobs tuning machines. The upgraded features include a bone nut and saddle, a real wood marquetry rosette instead of a decal, it has etched diamond fingerboard inlays, it has open-geared vintage style Gotoh tuners. Although slightly more expensive than the regular 00-15 (now discontinued) it is definitely worth considering.  The Martin List Price is $1549

The Hybrid Series combines the best qualities of Carbon fiber and Glass fiber construction. Glass fibers soften the crystalline Carbon tone to provide a mellow yet resonant sound, all at an attractive price point.

Strikingly beautiful in its elegant simplicity, this guitar starts with the extremely dark Brazilian rosewood headstock overlay featuring the shockingly white Collings script inlaid pearl logo and the six shiny nickel plated Waverly tuners with the open-gears and butterbean buttons. The nut and saddle are bone, as are most of us.

The Taylor List Price is $2658

We present a new twelve-fret slothead in East Indian and Sitka, withhard shell case.   This is the guitar that has approximately 61 cubic inches more air space inside of it because the body joins the neck higher up on the neck, producing an incredible sound.

The CF Martin List Price is $4499

Guild introduced its first dreadnought models in 1963; the D-40 Bluegrass Jubilee and the D-50 Bluegrass Special. Renowned for their balanced, articulate sound and excellent projection, these models quickly found favor with flatpickers and fingerstylists alike.

Guild introduced its first dreadnought models in 1963; the D-40 Bluegrass Jubilee and the D-50 Bluegrass Special. Renowned for their balanced, articulate sound and excellent projection, these models quickly found favor with flatpickers and fingerstylists alike.

Guild has been building dreadnought acoustic guitars since 1963, and their instruments are revered for their value, reliability, and tone. This robust, high-volume body style was developed with an emphasis on string-to-string balance, so that treble, mid and bass registers project evenly.

The top is made with a spruce pattern HPL textured finish and mahogany pattern HPL textured finish back and sides, 25.4" sclae length, 1-11/16" nut width, and comes with a Fishman Sonitone pickup installed at the factory.
The CF Martin List Price is $699

This guitar has a Douglas fir top and Padauk back and sides, an ebony fingerboard, traditional rope maple/ rosewood purfling, a stained maple bridge, koa headplate, with Spenzel machine heads.

One can appreciate Jorma's selection of Martin's M body style (jumbo width, 000 depth and 25.4" scale) for his Custom Artist Edition; it handles everything from fingerpicking to flatpicking with ease. Like the Bromberg Signature Edition, the M-30 Jorma Kaukonen Custom Artist Edition features a top of rare Italian Alpine spruce and forward-shifted 5/16" scalloped braces for full, saturated tone and impressive dynamic range.
The CF Martin List Price is $6199

The all-solid wood-construction Taylor experience begins with the updated 300 Series®. Crisp, black binding flanks the satin-finish sapele back and sides and glossy Sitka spruce top, and then continues up the fretboard. The 300 Series is truly the performer’s workhorse, combining technology and craftsmanship with understated style.

As per the Gibson website: "Epiphone revives the prestige of its 1930s guitars with the new Masterbilt Acoustic Series. These new flat-top guitars feature solid wood construction and a distinctive 1930s-style "offset notch" peghead shape with historic Epiphone script logo and mother-of-pearl "stickpin" inlay."
The Epiphone List Price is $1332

As per the Gibson website: "Epiphone revives the prestige of its 1930s guitars with the new Masterbilt Acoustic Series. These new flat-top guitars feature solid wood construction and a distinctive 1930s-style "offset notch" peghead shape with historic Epiphone script logo and mother-of-pearl "stickpin" inlay."
The Epiphone List Price is $1332

This stunning creature is made of Master Reserve (magnificently burled and curly) Brazilian and tightly cross-grained Sitka. Its back and sides, headplate and backplate are comprised of some of the most beautiful dark, swirly Brazilian rosewood as you are apt to see running amok in the rainforest and this most desired of woods is contrasted by a neo-classical ebony fingerboard that is bound in rosewood with a white-line border.