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Juan Hernandez Profesor - Juan Hernandez Iranzo was born in Spain in the late 1940's, he began building guitars in the Francisco Esteve workshop at age 15, whhere he became an "oficial guitarmaker" and later the production manager of the Esteve workshop. Today he is offering a limited number of fine guitars under his own label featuring the highest quality materials, and workmanship. Learn More

The distinct sound of the Masterclass 12-string can effortlessly quiet a sold-out coliseum and capture the attention of the rowdiest crowds. The evenness of voice allows for show-stopping chord-for-chord and note-for-note clarity. The distinct ring of the strings, whether strummed in unison or separately, is truly awe inspiring. For the collector and aficionado seeking show-stopping chord-for-chord and note-for-note clarity in one of the most unique and noteworthy 12-string guitars available today Learn More

The Rosewood/Cedar 712e features a compact Grand Concert body and short-scale 24-7/8-inch neck for a physically comfortable playing experience. The short-scale design will appeal to players looking to ease the stress on their fretting hands, and the slightly slinkier feel of the strings makes bending easier. A warm Vintage Sunburst top and neck, grained ivoroid binding and rosette, and grained ivoroid Heritage Diamond fretboard inlays evoke a classic vibe. Learn More

The Eclipse: Galloup’s answer to the wonderful small body guitars of the 20′s and 30′s. Very comfortable to hold and play, the Eclipse projects a big, balanced sound. The sculpted edge on the lower body bout is a treat for your picking arm: an uncommon comfort that makes you want to play for hours. Some say this is an ideal fingerpicking guitar. Its compact size makes it perfect for sitting in your easy chair, and its big sound makes it a great professional performer, too Learn More

This is a Custom Shop Taylor 516e Grand Symphony (GS) featuring amazing Figured Mahogany back and sides, Bearclaw Sitka Spruce top, ES2 Electronics, Ebony Armrest, and Performance Series Bracing Learn More

2010 Gibson Hummingbird. Introduced in 1960 as Gibson’s first square-shouldered dreadnought, the Hummingbird arrived at the dawn of a new era in music, and was rapidly embraced by several prime movers on the scene. In the hands of everyone from Keith Richards to Gram Parsons, it quickly proved itself equally adept at folk, country and rock, and excelled at many of the crossovers genres in between that helped to set the scene for the ’60s Learn More

The Orchestra CE belongs to Cordoba’s Fusion series, a line of high quality crossover or hybrid style nylon string guitars designed to play and feel like steel string acoustics. Most notably, the necks are carved thinner than traditional Spanish-style “classical” guitars and have a nut width of 48mm or 1 7/8”. With the option of 12 or 14 frets to the body on most models, these slimmer dimensions combined with a radiused fingerboard give the Fusion series the feel and playability that most steel string and electric guitar players are used to. Tonally the Fusion series models have all the warmth, body, and resonance that traditional “classical” nylon string guitars are known for, and are built using traditional Spanish guitar methods like domed soundboards and fan bracing patterns in the design Learn More

The Taylor 110 Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar gives you crisp, sweet tone with great visual appeal from an ebony fretboard and detailed finish. Learn More

Taylor Guitars made a limited edition of its popular acoustic GS Mini series with tops of Engelmann spruce harvested at Holden Village, and layered Maple for back and sides. Proceeds from guitar sales went to clean water projects in third-world countries under the direction of two nonprofit organizations. Learn More

This is a 2009 Taylor T5C2 Custom featuring gorgeous figured Koa Top, intricate abalone fretboard inlays, gold hardware, full body binding, bone nut and saddle, bound f-holes, a mahogany neck, and an ebony fretboard and bridge. Learn More

The OOO is the full sized version of the 1929 Model series. A longer, 25.375 inch scale for additional volume and bass make it a worthy ensemble instrument. You will find the same simple and elegant aesthetics of the 1929-O and 1929-OO versions. The master grade True Mahogany top is correctly dimensioned and hand voiced for a full and complex presence, and the elements for an heirloom guitar are all in place. The 1929-OOO's look includes a period correct script logo done tastefully in Ivoroid. Classic Ebony complements the pyramid bridge, tuner buttons, head-plate and fretboard. An appropriately simple rosette is inlaid with a rich faux tortoise shell celluloid ring in a vintage Ivoroid border. The 1929-OOO Model has all the exceptional presence and playability that you would expect from the Santa Cruz stable of state of the art acoustic guitars Learn More