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This is a Haida Gwaii Mini Jumbo hand made in British Columbia. The Haida Gwaii guitar company was made up of four guitar builders, Greg Williams, Chris Williams, Mark Vantaa and Rob Bustos but sadly they were unable to complete many guitars before the company had to dissolve. In fact there were less than 70 guitars built by the company before they closed. Two of the builders, Mark Vantaa and Robert Bustos started the Paragon guitar company using the same building techniques and features. Learn More

This is a Custom Shop Martin 00-42 we spec'd out at Winter NAMM, Serial Number 1694275. Here's a little background for you. Learn More

In 1933, Martin made, at the request of the then famous country & western star Gene Autry, its first D-45. Perhaps, the most famous '45 ever made, it now stands in the Autry Western heritage Museum in CA. In 1994, Martin released a very successful limited replica edition. Like the original, features a 12 fret neck with slotted peghead. The label is signed by both Gene Autry and C.F. Martin IV and numbers the guitar as 30 out of 66 made. There were 2 versions, one with the signature at the 12th fret and the other with original bold signature along the length of the fingerboard, which is what we have here. It features amazing Brazilian rosewood back and sides, and master grade spruce top, fossilized ivory bridge pins and end pin. This Guitars was collector owned and is in excellent, as-new condition. Comes with the original black leather hard shell case. Learn More

This is a 2004 McAlister Concert featuring old growth Sitka Spruce top and Brazilian back and sides.

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The double cutaway Starfire series was introduced in late 1963 beginning with the Starfire IV and Starfire V. The Starfire VI followed in 1964. These guitars were made to capture part of the market that was almost exclusively enjoyed by the Gibson ES series guitars. Like the Gibson ES-335, the Starfire IV has a center block of wood that runs from the neck to the tail and is glued to the top and back. This reduces feedback and increases sustain. Up through 1967 the neck was joined to the body at the 16th fret. After 1967, the neck-to-body joint was moved to the 18th fret to facilitate better access to the upper registers. Learn More

Martin Custom Shop 00-45 Premium Madagascar Rosewood Back & Sides with Premium High Altitude Swiss Spruce Top Learn More

This is a 2005 Taylor T5C2 Custom featuring gorgeous figured Koa Top, intricate abalone fretboard inlays, gold hardware, full body binding, bone nut and saddle, bound f-holes, mahogany neck, and an ebony fretboard and bridge. The T5 is a resonant, fully hollow thinline guitar providing musicians the freedom of a solid-body and the feel and sound of your beloved Taylor acoustic. Whether played through an electric or acoustic amp, it delivers a fantastic range of pure tones from smooth, strumming acoustic to crunchy electric chords. Learn More

This is an amazing Robin Guitars Avalon Maple top 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

Taylor Guitars 456ce SLTD 2014. The cutaway 12-string 456ce showcases solid African Ovangkol’s responsive, rosewood-like tone, which pairs well with Sitka spruce and can accommodate a range of playing styles. Like all Taylor models, the sleek profile and low action of the neck makes our 12-strings incredibly comfortable to play, with crisp tonal separation. White binding applies a clean counterpoint, while an all-gloss finish on the body enhances Ovangkol’s beautiful variegation. Taylor’s onboard Expression System® 2 acoustic electronics respond with high-fidelity amplified acoustic sound that will make any performance or recording shine Learn More

This is one of the rare Custom Shop 0000's Dick Boak dubbed the M5 and it is this guitar that was the inspiration for the Jorma M30 signature model. This was supposed to be a run of 14 guitars but we are told only 7 were completed, one of which Dick Boak lent to Jorma who fell in love with the guitar instantly. Jorma ended up buying that borrowed M5, and during his next visit to Martin he and Dick drew up the specs for a slightly watered down version of the M5 that became the M30 Jorma signature model. Learn More