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The Eastman E10OOSS/V Varnish Antiqe Classic Antique Varnish Series guitars are built on a mix of time-honored craft and ahead-of-the-curve thinking utilizing classic technique with a decidedly fresh approach. It is designed to make such a rare and labor-intensive feature more available to guitar enthusiasts, with the proof in the distinctive look and sound. The process itself, features six distinct steps starting with a basecoat application to fill the grain, then moving to color application, and concluding with a French polish. Ultimately, three or four coats of material are applied and sanded thin. The result is softer than lacquer, creating a smoother tone. features all solid construction with Mahogany back and sides, Adirondack Spruce top, and dovetail neck construction with 14-frets free of the body, and hand done varnish finish 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

Soft ''ball glove style'' leather with genuine soft sided leather underside, double detail stitching with embossed C. F. Martin logo. Strap is 2.5'' wide. Learn More

Taylor Guitars Custom 12-Fret Grand Concert / Flamed Mahogany / Western Red Cedar Learn More

C.F Martin & Co. has been creating the finest instruments in the world for over 175 years and now you can enjoy the same commitment to high quality with these Premium Tortoise Shell Guitar Picks. Made in the USA. Learn More

Taylor Guitars 914ce Custom AA Rosewood with Engelman Spruce Top Learn More

The D-42 Modern Deluxe is a new take on Martin Vintage. This guitar is packed with custom features and modern technology that you have to see, feel, and hear for yourself. The vintage appointments include a spruce VINTAGE TONE SYSTEM® (VTS) top, a dovetail neck joint, and natural protein glue construction giving it the rich, fully aged Martin tone that has inspired generations. The look is unlike anything in our production line with European flamed maple binding (on the body, fingerboard, and headplate), stylish gold frets, gold open-gear tuners, and an ornate torch logo inlaid in pearl on the headstock. Some ultra-modern features include Liquidmetal® bridge pins with abalone dots and a composite carbon fiber bridgeplate that boosts volume, and a new neck shape that is slightly asymmetrical for maximum hand comfort up and down the fretboard. This guitar is anything but standard. Learn More

Carved Spruce top, solid carved mahogany back and sides with Rosewood bridge, tailpiece, pickguard and fretboard. Vintage tone with superior midrange and volume. Classic Non cutaway Learn More

This full Custom Taylor features 12-Fret Grand Concert (GC) with hand picked Cocobolo back and sides, Cedar top, Koa binding, and ES2 Electronics Learn More

Antique Varnish Series guitars are built on a mix of time-honored craft and ahead-of-the-curve thinking utilizing classic technique with a decidedly fresh approach. It is designed to make such a rare and labor-intensive feature more available to guitar enthusiasts, with the proof in the distinctive look and sound. The process itself, features six distinct steps starting with a basecoat application to fill the grain, then moving to color application, and concluding with a French polish. Ultimately, three or four coats of material are applied and sanded thin. The result is softer than lacquer, creating a smoother tone. Learn More

Epiphone Les Paul Standard PlusTop Translucent Blue - Epiphone's history with legendary guitarist and innovator Les Paul dates back to the early 1940's when Les, working late at night at the Epiphone factory on 14th St. in New York City, created what might have been the world's first solidbody electric guitar, better known as "The Log." Over the years, Les continued to work closely with Epiphone luthiers reviewing new product ideas and offering suggestions. “Epiphone always made a good guitar,” Les liked to say. Learn More