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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

This is an O.C. Bear custom Baritone featuring K&K electronics Learn More

This America's Guitar logo just adds to the charm of this charcoal grey V neck. Learn More

This is a mint, custom Go Guitars Type II Parlor built by master Luthier Sam Radding. Mostly known for giving Bob Taylor his start in the guitar business, and more recently for his outstanding Go Travel guitars, Sam has also been building custom guitars in sizes ranging from small 3/4 size Parlor guitars up to 00 size models. Learn More

Built for comfort and speed! Based on the 1962 model 6120, the Chet Atkins Nashville hollowbody double-cutaway electric guitar features two high sensitive Filter'Tron pickups, Gretsch rocking bar bridge, Bigsby B6C vibrato tailpiece, and flip-up muffler system. Complete with simulated f-holes and snap-on back pad. Finished in high-gloss stain. Learn More

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

The double cutaway Starfire series was introduced in late 1963 beginning with the Starfire IV and Starfire V. The Starfire VI followed in 1964. These guitars were made to capture part of the market that was almost exclusively enjoyed by the Gibson ES series guitars. Like the Gibson ES-335, the Starfire IV has a center block of wood that runs from the neck to the tail and is glued to the top and back. This reduces feedback and increases sustain. Up through 1967 the neck was joined to the body at the 16th fret. After 1967, the neck-to-body joint was moved to the 18th fret to facilitate better access to the upper registers. Learn More

Back/Sides: Brazilian Rosewood -Top Wood: Bearclaw Red Spruce - Fingerboard: Brazilian Rosewood - Neck Wood: Mahogany, 1 Piece - Bridge: Brazilian Rosewood - Binding: Flamed Koa - Fingerboard Bindings: Flamed Koa - Headplate: Brazilian Rosewood - Tuners: Schaller Learn More

The Taylor GC8 grand concert guitar has volume that belies its size. The slotted peghead and short-scale neck deliver a more "woody" tone and an unbelievably easy feel on the fretboard. The clarity, balance, sustain, excellent bass response, and wonderful coloration of the India Rosewood back and sides of the GC8 is without equal. When paired with solid Sitka spruce top, it is an unstoppable tonal combination. Other features of the GC8 acoustic include an Ivoroid bound neck and body, Indian rosewood headstock overlay, abalone rosette and fretboard dots, and a traditional slotted peghead. Learn More

This gorgeous Taylor Custom features handpicked Macassar Ebony back & sides, European Spruce top, Ebony binding and ES2 Electronics Learn More

This gorgeous BTO features handpicked Cocobolo back & sides, Sinker Redwood top, and Koa binding and Armrest Learn More