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Since Taylor's baritone models have migrated from the standard line the Custom program, for 2014 they decided to used the occasion of the annual Spring Limiteds to build a small-batch baritone model that gives players a fresh tone profile to explore Learn More

The Larrivee 04 performer series is a hybrid between 03 recording series models and the higher end models. Such distinctions between the two can be made with the difference of materials used. The 04 performer series guitars receive true bone nut, saddle, and bridge pins. As well deluxe styled JCL tuners, and real mother of pearl logo. Learn More

For the aficionado who desires clarity, warmth and a strong fundamental, the Masterclass Dreadnought is an heirloom-quality dreadnought that will only get better over time. Learn More

When Gibson revamped the Les Paul Standard of 1958-’60 into the Les Paul/SG of 1961 (later simply SG Standard), it introduced a wealth of features that continue to appeal to a wide range of players, long after the reintroduction of the single-cutaway model that it was intended to supercede, many of which are shared by today’s SG Special and SG Standard. The solid mahogany body was thinner and lighter than any solidbody Gibson had produced before, and it still provided a wealth of rich, warm, woody resonance, but with a little extra snap and zing to the tone — all without the back ache Learn More

One of only a handful ever made, the Pallet guitar by Bob Taylor was originally conceived to prove to the world that a great guitar builder can build an outstanding instrument regardless of the wood used. To prove this, Bob Taylor went to the back of the Taylor factory and proceeded to tear apart a few of the shipping pallets on the ground, and built himself a guitar using the weathered oak, and pine (or whatever the soft wood is on pallets) that these things are made of. Learn More

Silver Street, Inc. was incorporated in June 1979, started by Bruce and Craig Hardy. Apparantly it was named after the street where Bruce Hardy lived at the time. Bruce Hardy designed the Taxi Guitar in 1981 featuring a full scale, and shipped with a gig bag that allowed it to be transported in a NY City taxi. The Taxi's innovative design was the subject of a U.S. patent application filed in 1981, granted in 1983. Five prototypes were built by legendary luthier Richard Schneider, who was a Gibson guitar consultant at the time. Production of solid-body guitars started in 1983, and ended by 1986. A bit of history about the Taxi model. The first guitar made for Tommy Shaw was in "Pepto Bismol" Pink, and later a Tommy Shaw model ws built. Guitar who played the Taxi include Paul Warren fomr Prism, Mike Reno from Loverboy, Michael Stanley, Chris Hayes of Huey Lewis and the News, Craig Chaquico of Jefferson Starship, and Rick Springfield who bought three and actually used one on an MTV video. Learn More

Taylor NS24ce LTD 2011 Fall Limited nylon string guitar featuring Indian Rosewood laminate back and sides, solid Cedar top Learn More