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The WS is a wonderfully versatile guitar. Combining the best qualities of large and small bodied guitars, it is ideally suited for a variety of musical situations. A large, deep chamber gives the WS strong projection and rich bass. The narrow waist and tight upper bout allow for a ringing treble, good balance and clear definition of individual notes. Overall, the WS is impeccably balanced. The shapely curves and light weight make the WS a comfortable guitar to cradle or stand with. The extra deep cutaway encourages playing up the fretboard. Soundboard Learn More

This is a 2016 812ce 12-Fret Deluxe models featuring all the voicing enhancements and aesthetic refinements of Taylor’s standard rosewood/spruce 800 Series, with three upgraded features: a newly designed radius-style armrest in maple with rosewood top edge trim, and Adirondack spruce bracing. Learn More

The Martin D18V Vintage Series Dreadnought has all the craftsmanship and quality that has made Martin the leader in acoustic guitars for over a century. Solid Sitka spruce top, solid mahogany back and sides, mahogany neck with modified V profile, ebony fretboard and bridge, rosewood headplate, and scalloped bracing. Beautifully handcrafted from top to bottom and appointed with a belly-drop style bridge, vintage butterbean tuners, and old-style rosette. Learn More

This is a recent Collings OM2H Orchestra Model (OM) Cutaway featuring select Spruce top gorgeous Rosewood back and sides and K&K Mini Electronics Learn More

This is a 2006 Webber Jumbo featuring Sapele back and sides, Spruce top, and LR Baggs Stage Pro Anthem electronics Learn More

On Taylor's 700 Series 712e 12-Fret Grand Concert Acoustic Electric Guitar, the neck meets the body at the 12th fret rather than the 14th, and the bridge position is closer to the center of the lower bout. The result is a splash of extra tonal depth. The classic pairing of rosewood and spruce yields a full-range acoustic voice, while the smaller body keeps the overtones in check and fits nicely in a mix with other instruments. A short-scale 24-7/8-inch neck adds comfort to the playing experience. A Vintage Sunburst top and neck, ivoroid binding and rosette, and ivoroid Heritage Diamond fretboard inlays evoke an old-soul persona. Stage-friendly Taylor Expression System 2 acoustic electronics translate the acoustic dynamics and tonal detail into exceptional amplified tone. Learn More

This gorgeous BTO features amazing Madagascar back and sides with Sinker top that were hand selected for us Learn More

Laplante Guitars Feather I Excellent with case Learn More

This is a 2003 Collings OM2H Orchestra Model (OM) featuring select Spruce top and gorgeous Rosewood back and sides Learn More

Taylor Guitars made a limited edition of its popular acoustic GS Mini series with tops of Engelmann spruce harvested at Holden Village, and layered Maple for back and sides. Proceeds from guitar sales went to clean water projects in third-world countries under the direction of two nonprofit organizations. Learn More

Taylor Guitars 914ce Custom AA Rosewood with Engelman Spruce Top Learn More

Taylor’s sleek, easy-playing necks make for an incredibly smooth 12-string experience. The 556ce features mahogany back and sides with a top of Lutz spruce, a natural hybrid of Sitka and White spruce that resembles Adirondack spruce in its robust tonal output. The wood combo, together with the Grand Symphony body and Taylor’s internal Performance bracing, will yield a wonderfully balanced 12-string voice that blends tonal power, depth and articulation into a dynamic package that’s equally responsive to a light or lively strumming attack. A Venetian cutaway offers easy access to the guitar’s upper register octave shimmer, while Taylor’s proprietary Expression System® 2 electronics parlay all that musical detail into a well-defined amplified 12-string sound. Appointments include faux tortoise shell binding and pickguard, a rosette of faux tortoise shell framed by grained ivoroid, and a grained ivoroid Century fretboard inlay. Learn More