Acoustic Guitars

Whats not to love here, a road warrior, this '62 Martin D-28 is what its all about. Real, genuine Brazilian rosewood back and sides look amazing an...

The so called 'Banner' guitars, Gibson made these lovely WWII era guitars with some out of character specs that yielded some of the best acoustics ...

This post-war Martin sounds great, a 000-18 body that is comfy for most players thanks to its short scale, OM size and spruce/mahogany pairing. It ...

What a guitar! These late 60's J-45's have their own look and feel, with thanks to the cherry sunburst finish and slimmer neck width. They can stil...

A nice concert sized model, the LG-2 was a great all solid wood, X-braced design that makes it perfect for recording or fingerstyle playing. A nice...

This 1962 Martin 000-18 is a great example of the post-war offerings from C.F. Martin & Co., with a classic spruce top / mahogany body that is ...

The upgrade to the classic Duolian, the Triolian model was made famous by blues players of the time, and this one has held up remarkably well. The ...

The model following the LG series, the B-25 is a quintessential '60s invention from Gibson. All solid wood, these guitars have a nice sound differe...

For post-war Martin models, its hard to go wrong with a D-28. Something about these early '50s models are just great, voiced differently than the p...

What a treat! An elusive model, the J-185 is such a easy to play model, being the compact brother to the J-200 and a rare matchup of spruce/maple b...

The king of '50s Gibson dreadnoughts! This 1955 Gibson Southern Jumbo is one of our favorite guitars here in the shop. This guitar looks fantastic ...

The early '50s Martins hold a special place for many, being a great transition from the pre-war style to the later more sturdier built 60's and 70'...

This is one of the best playing D'Angelico guitars that we have in the shop. John D'Angelico reserved Style A and Style B for his more "entry level...

Not something we usually get in, this is the absolute perfect guitar for someone looking for a vintage piece at a great price point. Kay cranked ou...

Here's one for the books! Built in very limited numbers, the Super 400 was the most high end and deluxe appointment archtop guitar Gibson made at t...

INCREDIBLE SOUND ALERT!!!!! The neck on this D-28 has been reset just recently and now has an absolutely spectacular sound. Booming bass and a crys...

Built in 1994 as a partnership between Gibson and Harley Davidson, these limited edition J-185 style guitars were unique in their jet black finish ...

Extremely rare! Rudy has never seen a D'Angelico like this one. Built with a 17" body typically seen on Excel models, paired with a large headstock...

Done as a special run of 50, these D-35V were released as a 20th anniversary edition of the D-35, with select Brazilian Rosewood back and sides. It...

A true masterpiece of Spanish artistry, this 1963 Hernández y Aguado classical guitar #245 was handcrafted in Madrid by Manuel Hernández and Victor...

A post-war Martin that has had a life, this '49 000-18 has certainly seen some interesting times. A lot of upkeep and a few repairs make it a nice ...

One of the first D-35's, this '66 year Martin is as great a player as it is a work of art to look at. As Brazlian rosewood was being slowly fazed o...

A rare archtop made in very small production numbers, the Boston-made Stromberg guitars are a fascinating answer to D'Angelico, Gibson and Epiphone...

This 1959 Martin 000-18 is a great example of the post-war offerings from C.F. Martin & Co., with a classic spruce top / mahogany body that is ...