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Martin D93 160th Anniversary Limited featuring Mahogany back and sides, Sitka spruce top, and special inlays Learn More

This is an 2003 Martin 000-16SGT Auditorium Guitar featuring solid spruce top, solid mahogany back and sides, bold herringbone rosette, tortoise pickguard, black binding and orignal hardshell case. Learn More

This is a 2012 Martin D-18V vintage series dreadnought in excellent condition. This discontinued models features solid Sitka spruce top, solid Mahogany back and sides, Mahogany neck with modified V profile, ebony fretboard and bridge, rosewood headplate, and scalloped forward shifted bracing. Beautifully handcrafted from top to bottom and appointed with a belly-drop style bridge, vintage butterbean tuners, and old-style rosette. 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