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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

Trenier Broway 17" Archtop From the builder: Once the design of the 16” guitar was worked out by the Gibson company in the late 1920‘s and expanded on by John D’Angelico shortly thereafter, a tone was achieved. It was a tone that was full, balanced, and powerful. This is a design worth exploring by any contemporary maker of guitars - parallel bracing, narrow f-holes closely spaced, eastern maple and adirondack spruce make for a shouty, robust tone, as fit for 4-to-the-bar comping as for Carl Kress-style chord melody. To my ear, the perfect blend of power and beauty. 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 BTO features all Mahogany construction with Rosewood binding throughout, full gloss finish with latest ES electronics 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

This custom Taylor BTO Baritone featuring Grand Symphony body with handpicked Cocobolo back & sides, Select Adirondack top and Ebony trim Learn More

The ExtraFlex LED Music Stand Light is breathtakingly bright and also happens to be one of our lightest, most compact music lights. Learn More

Guitar capo; around-the-neck yoke design ensures superior tone, intonation and tuning stability. Easily stored behind the nut when not in use. Ideal for wider necks. Available in black or bright nickel finish. Made in USA. Choose Color: Black Nickel - 80493 Bright Nickel - 80494 Learn More

This 12-Fret Grand Concert (GC) BTO features hand selected Macassar Ebony back and sides with select Engelmann soundboard for a mellow but powerful tone. We opted for a solid headstock on this 12-Fret so we can use the amazing Gotoh 510 tuners and have the option of the Cundy headstock inlay as well Learn More

Martin® Authentic Acoustic® Superior Performance SP® strings feature higher tensile strength and tin-plated core wire on all six strings that enable a fuller and more balanced tone, quicker response and increased tuning stability. Our impeccable standards for acoustic guitar tone are embedded in our string design and precision manufacturing process. That's why we make our own. Model MA140: Authentic SP Light 80/20 Bronze ONE SET (6) INCH MM E - 1 .012 0.30 B - 2 .016 0.41 G - 3 .025 0.64 D - 4 .032 0.81 A - 5 .042 1.07 E - 6 .054 1.37 Learn More

The 326CE-K Fall LTDs Grand Symphony features Hawaiian Koa back, sides and top, ES2 Electronics, mother-of-pearl dot fretboard inlays, black binding, 3-ring rosette, and Taylor nickel tuners. Learn More