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East Indian Rosewood is the choice wood used for the back and sides of this captivating guitar. The top has been made with hand selected Redwood. The soft sound of this guitar is incredibly appealing to fingerstyle players. Learn More

2005 Epiphone Casino Elitist #7808 Body shape: Double cutaway Body type: Hollow body Top wood: Maple 5-ply Body wood: Maple 5-ply Finish: Semigloss Neck shape: '60s SlimTaper Neck wood: Mahogany Joint: Set-in Scale length: 24.75" Truss rod: Standard Neck finish: Semigloss Fretboard: Rosewood Radius: 12" Fret size: Medium jumbo Number of frets: 22 Inlays: Parallelogram Nut width: 1.64" (41.65mm) Neck Pickup: P-90R Bridge ickup: P-90T Control layout: Volume 1, volume 2, tone 1, tone 2 Pickup switch: 3-way Bridge design: Tune-o-matic Tailpiece: Trapeze Tuning machines: Gotoh Nickle Case: Hardshell Learn More

The OOO is the full sized version of the 1929 Model series. A longer, 25.375 inch scale for additional volume and bass make it a worthy ensemble instrument. You will find the same simple and elegant aesthetics of the 1929-O and 1929-OO versions. The master grade True Mahogany top is correctly dimensioned and hand voiced for a full and complex presence, and the elements for an heirloom guitar are all in place. The 1929-OOO's look includes a period correct script logo done tastefully in Ivoroid. Classic Ebony complements the pyramid bridge, tuner buttons, head-plate and fretboard. An appropriately simple rosette is inlaid with a rich faux tortoise shell celluloid ring in a vintage Ivoroid border. The 1929-OOO Model has all the exceptional presence and playability that you would expect from the Santa Cruz stable of state of the art acoustic guitars Learn More

This is a 2001 Gibson ESDT-335 featuring a beautiful trans dark cherry finish and figured single-ply bound Maple body for a cool vintage look. Also features Rosewood fretboard, NGold Hardware, Grover Tuners, and 57 Classic humbucking pickup. Learn More

This is a 2010 PRS Ted McCarty wood library edition SC245 in Solana Burst Learn More

This gorgeous Custom Grand Auditorium features handpicked Cocobolo back & sides, amazing Sinker Redwood top, Flamed Koa binding, Pelican inlays and ES2 Electronics. Please note that Sinker Redwood and Peican inalys have now been discontinued from the Custom Shop menu so this guitar cannot be duplicated. Learn More

This is a 1980 Gurian 3H-S3R. Gurian Guitars was a manufacturer of high quality acoustic guitars based in New York City, then Hinsdale, New Hampshire and finally West Swanzey, New Hampshire, from the 1960s to 1981. The guitars were designed by luthier Michael Gurian who also supervised production. The company was one of the earliest "boutique" guitar brands in the United States, offering an alternative product to those of the larger, factory-based makers of the day, with instruments characterized by a distinctive shape, features and sound. The S3R is a mid-sized instrument with plenty of power, brilliance and sustain. This size is quite versatile, an excellent choice for solo or accompaniment. The Size 3 model has become a favorite for recording work thanks to it's balanced tone. The 3H was a higher grade version of the standard S3R featuring 3-piece back, herringbone inlay on the top, back and sides gold plated Schaller tuners. Specs are as follows: Top Wood: Sitka spruce Back and sides: East Indian Rosewood Binding: Maple Rosette: Herrinbone OAL Length: 41" Body length: 19.5" Upper bout: 12" Waist: 10.5" Lower bout: 15.25" Maximum depth: 4" Scale: 25.7" Nut width: 1 19/32" Saddle Spacing: 2.25" Electronics: K&K Mini Condition is excellent with a few handling marks here and there but no issues to mention. Comes with Cedar Creek case shown. Learn More

Here to remind you why you fell in love with Martin in the first place, the Martin OM-18 Authentic is constructed the old way - with hide glue, throughout, and historically-accurate detailing confirmed by using a CAT scan machine located at the Smithsonian Institute. Learn More

When Leo Fender launched the G&L SB-1 bass in 1982, he packed his latest innovations in pickup and bridge design into a straightforward, hard-working bass. At that time the SB-1 had an MFD single coil pickup and no pickguard, which was a departure from the classic single-pickup passive bass. By 1985, however, the SB-1 had taken the form it has today, with an MFD split-coil humbucking pickup and pickguard. In some way, the SB-1 set the stage for several G&L models to come: Leo took a a classic design and applied his core improvements, in this case, the MFD pickup and Saddle Lock bridge Learn More

Simon & Patrick Pro Parlor - The Woodland Pro series models are comprised of all solid wood. Featuring only the highest grade of Select Pressure Tested solid spruce tops, solid mahogany back & sides. The Woodland Pro series guitars also feature a Custom Polished finish and mahogany necks which are sanded and finished by hand to provide remarkable comfort and playability up and down the rosewood fingerboard. The classic aesthetic beauty of these acoustic guitars are accentuated by the intricate wood rosette, layered binding, high-ratio tuners, Tusq bridge pins by Graphtech and the hand contoured headstocks. Learn More

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