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Gypsy Jazz style guitars are known for their crunchy, nasally, and barking tone. Great for chunking out rhythms and laying down blistering two finger leads these guitars will stretch your creativity. Honoring the traditional builders while adding Eastman’s hand craftsmanship the DM series are sure to perk the ears of any Gypsy player. Learn More

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

The iconic shape of the Dreadnought is synonymous with acoustic guitars in general. Big and bold, these cannons are perfect for ensemble settings where the guitar competes for sonic space with other instruments or accompanying strong singers. The Dreadnought is the classic flat-picking bluegrass instrument. Learn More

For players looking to seamlessly transition from a steelstring guitar to a nylon-string model, the Pursuit Nylon is delightfully playable due to the radiused fretboard and slightly smaller nut width. This great sounding acousticelectric guitar goes beyond the design of standard classicalstyle guitars and allows for a seamless transition from steel-string instruments. Played plugged in or acoustic, this nylon-string guitar will fit into all your musical scenarios. Includes built-in USB port for easy interfacing with recording software. Learn More

Based on some of our favorite vintage Martins, this gorgeous 0 12-Fret featuring 1-3/4" nut, short scale, modified low oval neck, and dovetail neck construction. Has the vintage tone and feel we love, with the playabilty we've learned to expect from modern guitars. Learn More

2010 Gibson Hummingbird. Introduced in 1960 as Gibson’s first square-shouldered dreadnought, the Hummingbird arrived at the dawn of a new era in music, and was rapidly embraced by several prime movers on the scene. In the hands of everyone from Keith Richards to Gram Parsons, it quickly proved itself equally adept at folk, country and rock, and excelled at many of the crossovers genres in between that helped to set the scene for the ’60s Learn More

Martin has been making tenor-sized ukuleles since 1929, but nothing quite like this. An ultra-thin finish creates a beautifully weathered appearance that feels as if it’s an old friend you’ve been playing for years. The top, back and sides are all mahogany, making it lightweight with a bright tone. If you play guitar and want to learn the uke, this size makes for a comfortable transition, and it's great for both a child and full-grown adult. The T1 StreetMaster® brings together premier sound, outstanding playability, and easy affordability in one gorgeous instrument. Full specs are as follows: Body Size: Tenor Ukulele Finish Top: Satin Back and Side Finish: Satin Bracing Pattern: Tenor Ukulele Scale Length: 17" Brace Shape: Non-Scalloped Fingerboard Width at Nut: 1 11/32'' Top Material: Mahogany Neck Shape: Tenor Ukulele Back Material: Mahogany Neck Taper: Standard Taper Side Material: Mahogany Electronics: Not Available Recommended Strings: Ukulele Tenor M620 Learn More

The Eclipse: Galloup’s answer to the wonderful small body guitars of the 20′s and 30′s. Very comfortable to hold and play, the Eclipse projects a big, balanced sound. The sculpted edge on the lower body bout is a treat for your picking arm: an uncommon comfort that makes you want to play for hours. Some say this is an ideal fingerpicking guitar. Its compact size makes it perfect for sitting in your easy chair, and its big sound makes it a great professional performer, too Learn More

Inspiration can strike at any time in any place, that’s why having a travel guitar by your side is necessary for beginners to virtuosos. The smaller body and scale allow for a portable instrument that always lends itself to easy travel. Learn More

The Taylor 324 Grand Auditorium (GA) features Mahogany top with Sapele back and sides, fully bound body, and satin finish Learn More

Note that this guitar is the actual one listed on the Eastman Guitars website! “Salt Air, Dry Brush, Ocean Waves, Misted Forests, Weathered Boulders. Our home, California, inspires the design that sculpts the shape and timber that make D’Ambrosio Series.” The Eastman D’Ambrosio Series, designed and built in California, pays homage to the enduring Golden State tradition of innovating right to the edge. With beautifully worn curves echoing the coveted coastline and a player-centric design, the D’Ambrosio Series may feel comforting and familiar. However, these are unique instruments where innovation blends with tradition. When something new also feels reassuringly familiar in an old-fashioned way, you know you’ve found a new home. D’Ambrosio guitars carry on the heritage of matching California design with down-to-earth playability. Introducing the 
FullerTone Neck
 MORE TONE, More Sustain, More Stability At the heart of D’Ambrosio Series design lies a beautiful innovation: the FullerTone neck. Envisioned and brought to life by master luthier and head of design, Otto D'Ambrosio, this completely new long-tenon, 2 bolt, neck to body connection redefines industry standard. The body-to-neck joint is the most important connection on a guitar. It acts as a bridge of energy; transferring resonance, sustain and tone while providing stability to the guitar. The FullerTone neck fulfills this ambition, securing unprecedented three-times greater neck-to-body contact for unhindered resonance transfer. The gracious body geometry cradles the neck in perfect harmonious position, secured by two machine-threaded screws locked into steel anchors embedded in the neck. The complete design is a fusion of old-world craftsmanship and modular versatility—the first bolt-on neck tuned to rival the sustain and stability of a set-neck guitar. With the Fullertone neck, Otto’s vision for a guitar with seamless tonal continuity, from headstock to bridge, is fully realized; maximizing its tonal potential. We call it T.S.S: More Tone. More Sustain. More Stability. Beautiful Tonewoods Tell Stunning Stories Swamp Ash and wildfire-burned Phoenix Pine serves as the heart of D’Ambrosio Series. Wildfire-burned Phoenix Pine is one of two tonewoods that serve as the heart of D’Ambrosio Series Roasted Phoenix Pine, salvaged sustainably in the process of regenerating the Oregon wilds, is given a second life, with a controlled heat treatment granting complexity - modern era clarity with smoky overtones. Learn More

The combination of the myrtlewood top with the Breedlove Bridge Truss allows for the Oregon Concert 12-String to create a symphony of music to fill any room or concert hall. With the asymmetrical headstock equalizing string tension, the Delta pinless bridge making it easier to change strings, and the bridge truss lessening overall string tension, the Oregon Concert 12-String is one of the easiest to play and best sounding 12-strings ever. Learn More