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The Elvis Costello Century of Progress Signature acoustic guitar is fashioned after Costello's beloved 1936 model. It is a painstaking recreation of his favorite acoustic, used to record and perform many of the songs that made him the iconic musician that he is. Culling information from photos of Costello's treasured guitar and the original blueprints from the 1930s, Gibson Acoustics' team of master luthiers were able to successfully reproduce every attribute of Costello's prized acoustic guitar with flawless accuracy and immaculate attention to detail. No feature was overlooked in the creation of the Elvis Costello Century of Progress acoustic guitar. From the figured eastern hard rock maple used for the back and sides to the Adirondack spruce used for the top and bracing, including vintage-style glue used to put it all together, the acoustic also offers a distinct peghead veneer and period-correct custom pearloid fingerboard, adorned by diamond inlays within Madagascar rosewood rectangle fingerboard markers. The neck is crafted from one solid piece of Honduran mahogany, and hand-sanded to form a pronounced "V" profile. The Elvis Costello Century of Progress from Gibson Acoustic will be released in a very limited run of only 300 instruments, numbered from 001 to 300 with an exclusive black hardshell guitar case adorned with a special Elvis Costello/Gibson stamped commemorative plaque and certificate of authenticity. Each Gibson signature guitar's label will also be personally autographed by Costello. Learn More

This is a pre-owned but mint Breedlove Oregon Concert featuring a well-rounded balance with the unique look, midrange fullness, depth, clarity, and liveliness of locally sourced myrtle Learn More

This is a 2006 Bresnan Guitars GS Grand Symphony model featuring premium Brazilian back and sides with gorgeous Adirondack Spruce soundboard. The Bresnan GS has a slightly larger body than the OM with a wider lower bout and deeper body profile providing a slightly more pronounced bass response with no loss in response Learn More

The D-28 is the Dreadnought by which all others are judged. Constructed of solid East Indian rosewood back and sides, Sitka spruce top and mahogany neck, this instrument has been a favorite of artists from Hank Williams Sr. to Jimmy Page. Massive bass response balanced with articulate highs makes this a benchmark acoustic guitar and a must-have for every guitarist Learn More

This is a vintage 2000 Gibson J45 in gloss Ebony that has seen to gigging and show some minor dings and scrapes the worst one being one that gos through the finish in the soundboard. Learn More

2015 Waterloo WL-14 LTR with ladder bracing option providing a woody and open tone, with midrange honk that's perfect for fingerstyle blues. Learn More

This is a 2000 limited edition Martin SPD-16K2 dreadnought featuring gorgeous master grade Koa for the back, sides, and soundboard Learn More

This is a custom Go Guitars Go Parlor II built by master Luthier Sam Radding. Sam is known for giving Bob Taylor his start in the guitar business back in the 70's, and more recently for his outstanding Go Travel guitars, like this one. Learn More

The Antonio Aparicio AA-30 is the next level up from the AA20 for the intermediate student. This guitar is the first in the Aparicio line to have rosewood sides and back. Options for the top are either cedar or spruce (cedar featured here). It has an ebony fingerboard and gold plated tuners. Projection is strong enough for the recital stage. Scale length: 650mm. Width at nut: 52 mm Learn More

A modern re-creation of the classic Orchestra model, the OM-28E Retro is ideal for the guitarist who enjoys fingerstyle techniques. Developing the new Retro Series electronic foundation, Fishman electronically infused the essence of the museum instruments into the newly created Martin counterparts, a new technology for both companies. To build upon this “vintage-conditioned” sound, Martin Guitar teamed up with Fishman and Grammy Award -winning producer Bill VornDick at his historic Mountainside Studios in Nashville for a multi-step process. They utilized VornDick’s private collection of rare vintage and boutique microphones, many of which date back to the 30’s and are iconic recording industry microphones. This collection adds unique coloring to the plugged-in sound, reminiscent of the first microphones these museum guitars would have ever encountered in the professional recording studio. Learn More

This is a recent Blueridge BR361 Parlor featuring all solid wood construction Learn More