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This is a 2009 Taylor T5C2 Custom featuring gorgeous figured Koa Top, intricate abalone fretboard inlays, gold hardware, full body binding, bone nut and saddle, bound f-holes, a mahogany neck, and an ebony fretboard and bridge. 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 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

The Violin One is probably one of most sought after PRS Private Stock guitars out there. This one is number #20 of 50 and is in Mint, as new condition. Learn More

This is a mint Gibson Les Paul Gold Top 57' Reissue LPR-7 with original case and all original paperwork. The classic goldtop finish graces the top, while the back has a dark stain. The BurstBucker pickups on this Gibson 1957 Les Paul Goldtop "VOS" (Vintage Original Spec) are precise copies of the original "Patent Applied For" versions that were the first dual-coil humbucking pickups ever produced in quantity. Their full, round, and versatile sound is as unique now as it was then. Classic carved maple top, solid (non-weight relieved) mahogany back, and one-piece mahogany neck generate the singing resonance that made the original one of the world's most sought-after guitars. Finish and hardware are gently aged to make it look exactly like the real McCoy. Early '50s rounded neck profile gives you something serious to hang onto Learn More

The Rosewood/Cedar 712e features a compact Grand Concert body and short-scale 24-7/8-inch neck for a physically comfortable playing experience. The short-scale design will appeal to players looking to ease the stress on their fretting hands, and the slightly slinkier feel of the strings makes bending easier. A warm Vintage Sunburst top and neck, grained ivoroid binding and rosette, and grained ivoroid Heritage Diamond fretboard inlays evoke a classic vibe. Learn More

The popularity of smaller guitars has really taken off in recent years but smaller guitars that can hold their own besides full size guitars are few and far between. The Edwinson Falcon is one of those guitars. With a rich, full tone, and plenty of projection, the Falcon will amaze you. Learn More

Working musicians are bound to love the upgrades to Taylor's popular Ovangkol/Spruce 400 Series, which has become a go-to option for gigging players. Premium enhancements include a full-gloss body, Gold Tuners, and ES2 Electronics. 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

This Custom Shop Model features hand select Mahogany top, back and sides, Golden Era style bracing, Hot Hide glue construction, Madagascar Rosewood binding, Modified low oval neck, T-Bar truss rod, slotted headstock, Waverly brass tuners with Ebony buttons, Ebony fingerboard and bridge and gloss finish. Learn More

This is a custom Go Guitars Go Parlor II built by master Luthier Sam Radding. Sam is known for giving Bob Taylor his start in the guitar business back in the 70's, and more recently for his outstanding Go Travel guitars, like this one. Learn More