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Taylor Guitars 456ce SLTD 2014. The cutaway 12-string 456ce showcases solid African Ovangkol’s responsive, rosewood-like tone, which pairs well with Sitka spruce and can accommodate a range of playing styles. Like all Taylor models, the sleek profile and low action of the neck makes our 12-strings incredibly comfortable to play, with crisp tonal separation. White binding applies a clean counterpoint, while an all-gloss finish on the body enhances Ovangkol’s beautiful variegation. Taylor’s onboard Expression System® 2 acoustic electronics respond with high-fidelity amplified acoustic sound that will make any performance or recording shine Learn More

Adopting exciting, forward-thinking design improvements, the new AC Series acoustics stand out like never before. Further refinements to the already future-forward line have taken comfort, functionality, and elegance to the next level. A sound port is now standard, the carefully contoured opening directs a portion of the acoustic volume upwards towards the player, acting as a stand-in personal monitor. Additionally, ergonomic design is furthered with the inclusion of a chamfered edge that provides maximum comfort and enhances the playing experience. Learn More

Californian guitar maker Lester DeVoe is regarded as one of the best flamenco guitar luthiers in the world. In fact, his guitars have been praised and played by Paco de Lucia, Vicente Amigo, Sabicas and others. The guitars feature deep, clear sound, excellent response and low action. Learn More

Whether you’re a purist seeking a guitar steeped in tradition, or someone with their sights set on a more modern instrument, you’ll find what you’re looking for in our Orchestra models. Learn More

This is a Haida Gwaii Mini Jumbo hand made in British Columbia. The Haida Gwaii guitar company was made up of four guitar builders, Greg Williams, Chris Williams, Mark Vantaa and Rob Bustos but sadly they were unable to complete many guitars before the company had to dissolve. In fact there were less than 70 guitars built by the company before they closed. Two of the builders, Mark Vantaa and Robert Bustos started the Paragon guitar company using the same building techniques and features. Learn More