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This is a 2008 R. Taylor Style 2 featuring Cocobolo back and sides, Sinker Redowwod top, and Bloodwood binding Learn More

This is a 2003 Goodall Grand Concert featuring Special Reserve AAAA Koa back and sied, and Master Western Red Cedar top. This guitar offers a wonderful blend of clarity and balance with a rich punchy bass response and excellent sustain. While this model is considered ideal for the fingerstylist due to its responsive top, it is equally appropriate for the flatpicker or plectrum player. Learn More

Our latest house customs from the Martin Custom Shop feature 18 series appointments, all premium Mahogany construction, 12-fret body and of course the 1-3/4" nut 2-1/4" saddle spacing combo you all love so much. Full specs can be found under the Product Description tab Learn More

Taylor Custom 12-Fret Cocobolo Sinker Redwood Learn More

This is a custom Go Guitars Go Grande 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

This Custom Eastman 00 is based on Gibson's discontinued LG2 / B25 shape and size. Tonally this guitar has a richer, cleaner voice than what you would expect from the vintage Gibsons making it a much more versatile instrument. Excellent for finger style but can handle a flat pick quite nicely. All in all an amazing 00 size guitar. Learn More

Taylor Custom 12-Fret Grand Concert (GC) Full Master Koa / Figured Mahogany Neck Maple Binding / Vine Inlay / ES2 Electronics Learn More

A crossover instrument for guitar players looking to expand their skills. The Breedlove Crossover OO Mandolin is designed to be the go-to instrument for guitarists wishing to add depth to their repertoire by learning to play the mandolin. This carved, solid-top mandolin features a wider nut width and a radiused fretboard inspired by the Breedlove Custom Shop for exceptional comfort and playability at an affordable price. This is the optimal instrument for guitar players looking to expand their skills by picking up the mandolin. Body Shape The Breedlove O body is an elegant rendition of the traditional teardrop "A" body shape that has typified mandolin style from Celtic to bluegrass. Woods The solid, carved Sitka spruce top is complimented by the carved maple back and sides -- a timeless combination that produces exceptional resonance, projection and musicality. Neck The semi-gloss finish on this handcrafted neck provides the most comfortable and fastest playing neck possible by preventing hand binding from the sticky texture of a full-gloss finish. Fretboard and Nut Width The radiused rosewood fretboard is optimized for comfort and playability, and the 1-3/16" nut width provides wider string spacing for faster, easier chording. Soundhole The oval hole provides a rich, full voice that blends well with other instruments in a band or ensemble. Aesthetic Elements The semi-gloss black finish on this mandolin is contrasted by an ivory binding at the top and back body. The binding provides protection for the instrument and highlights the elegant dimensions of the mandolin. Set-Up and Quality Assurance in Bend, Oregon USA Breedlove's comprehensive quality control process provides the player with an instrument that will play great right out of the box. Prior to shipment, every Breedlove instrument undergoes a rigorous multi-point inspection in Bend, Oregon by their expert U.S. quality control team. They start with a visual inspection: they check aesthetic and structural elements of the body and all components for flaws. Next, each guitar is tuned and undergoes a play test, where craftspeople check nut height, relief, action, and string height. Based on the results of the play test, they then adjust for maximum playability. Next, each instrument is buffed and polished by hand with painstaking attention to detail. Once the instrument has passed inspection, a signed QC sticker is placed, and the instrument is carefully packed and shipped. Features Body: Breedlove O Soundhole: O Top: Solid, carved Sitka spruce Back and Sides: Carved maple Neck: Maple with semi-gloss finish Body Finish: Semi-gloss - Black Nut Width: Bone 1-3/16 Fingerboard: Radiused East Indian rosewood Peghead Veneer: Rosewood Binding: Ivoroid Bridge: Rosewood Tuners: Nickel with black buttons Condition is excellent. There is no case. Learn More

The Antonio Aparicio AA-30 is the next level up from the AA20 for the intermediate student. This guitar is the first in the Aparicio line to have rosewood sides and back. Options for the top are either cedar or spruce (cedar featured here). It has an ebony fingerboard and gold plated tuners. Projection is strong enough for the recital stage. Scale length: 650mm. Width at nut: 52 mm Learn More

This is a 1992 Gibson Starburst in the rare green burst finish finish Learn More

The world's most popular twelve string electric guitar boasts all of the deluxe features of its Model 360 cousin. A standard for recording for more than thirty years, its haunting, melodic chorus has continued to benefit from evolution. The slimmed and re-contoured neck now makes the 360/12 easier to play than ever. Learn More

One of the heaviest, densest rosewoods around, Cocobolo yields a bright, articulate voice. For this Cocobolo/Sitka Spruce offering, Cocobolo was also incorporated visually into the inlays on the front of the guitars. A band of cocobolo trim traces the top, while the rosette motif features cocobolo as an S-curve that contrasts with buttery boxwood, a slow-growing wood with a density comparable to ebony. Boxwood was also used for a new Split Diamond fretboard inlay, which visually references the rosette's S-curve. Other wood-rich appointments include a cocobolo backstrap and figured maple binding. Tonally, Cocobolo's density translates into a beautifully clear, bell-like tone, with a piano-like quality to the low notes. Learn More