Bold and brash, the sound of this dreadnought acoustic was designed to inspire from the moment you pick it up. Featuring a painted solid spruce top, painted mahogany back and sides, and matching painted 6 in line headstock, the Redondo Player has a rich, commanding voice that fills any room. The mahogany neck features a comfortable, slim taper  C shaped profile, inspired by Fender’s electric legacy. The same no compromise attitude that gives the Redondo Player its uniquely killer vibe extends to every aspect of its construction. It features optimized bracing for superior resonance, a GraphTech NuBone nut and saddle, and a Fishman preamp system that allows you to reproduce the guitar’s natural sound when plugged into an amplifier. Dynamic, distinctive, and versatile like today’s guitarists the Redondo Player refuses to be bound by convention.

Ryoji Matsuoka  began making classical guitars as a self-taught artist in the early 1950s. In 1959, he founded the Matsuoka Company in Nagoya. He built various models of instruments inspired by Ramirez, Kohno, Hauser etc., the quality of his work will allow him to quickly acquire a reputation. Built in 1982 this guitar gas a vibrant flamenco classical sound.  Complete with hard case.

The gf30ce is a sleek looking acoustic electric guitar that features solid top construction, superior sounding electronics and Takamine's diminutive FXC body style with a soft venetian style cutaway. A great choice for any player seeking the well balanced sound of a small bodied guitar, the gf30ce combines a solid spruce top with mahogany back and sides that produce notable sweetness and articulation. The slim mahogany neck and 12" radius rosewood fingerboard provide great feel and playability, while the onboard Takamine tp 4td preamp system gives you a built in tuner with three band EQ and gain controls for excellent amplified performance and versatility. Other great features include a pin less rosewood bridge, synthetic bone nut and split bridge saddle, rosewood headcap, pearloid rosette and dot inlays, chrome die cast tuners and a beautiful gloss finish.

You'll love the feel of the Epiphone EB-0 four-string bass guitar, with its shorter-scale 30.5" mahogany neck that's perfect for fast players, beginners, and guitarists that only occasionally play bass. And not only does the shorter scale make the EB-0 bass effortless to play, it packs your harmonics closer together for a vibrant and lively tonality. It's a great balance to the warm, solid low end with rich sustain you get from the mahogany body. So get a bass that's packed with tone and is remarkably easy to play - get the Epiphone EB-0 four-string bass guitar today.

Bridge craft USA musical instruments presents the exceptionally designed Glen Burton GA204BCO Acoustic Electric Cutaway Guitar in Natural by Glen Burton. Perfect for the beginner or the expert. This excellent Acoustic Guitar also includes a Flame top. Basswood back and sides Catalpa Neck and Bridge.  Rosewood Fingerboard Steel String. Sealed Gear Tuners EQ Active 4 Band 7545 .

A standout for price and quality, the Larrivee 03 series features all solid wood and a hand fit dovetail neck joint for superior fit and sustain. Maple bound trim, herringbone purfling rosette and satin finish are also standard features on the 03 Series. Larivee Body. Venetian Cutaway. All Solid Wood Construction. Single Piece Mahogany Neck. Canadian Sitka Spruce Sound Board and Bracing. African Ebony Fretboard & Bridge. Canadian Maple Body Binding. African Khaya Mahogany Back & Sides. Symmetrical Parabolic X-Bracing. Hand fit Dovetail Neck Joint. Rounded Larrivee Headstock. White Inlaid Larrivee Logo.Multi Strip Inlaid Rosette. Ping Tuners w/ 18:1 Ratio. Ivoroid Fret board Binding. Exclusive Beveled Tortis pick guard. Microdot Fretboard Markers.

Yamaha Eterna EF 31 Acoustic Guitar This Yamaha was made in the late 1980's. This is a full sized folk guitar with a spruce top, mahogany sides, rosewood fingerboard, and chrome tuners. The neck of this Eterna EF-31 is straight and there are absolutely no structural defects of any kind.

The Epiphone PR 725 was an acoustic guitar made from the early 1970s to the mid 1980s. Made in Japan, it had mahogany back and sides, with a laminated top, and dot fingerboard inlays, in natural finish.

Lightweight yet powerful, the SG became a hard rock classic in the 1960s. The new SG Special VE has the same iconic design with a Poplar body with a Mahogany veneer and a black pick guard. The bolt-on Mahogany neck has a 1960's Slim Taper D profile, a standard SG scale length of 24.75”, a fingerboard with pearloid dot inlays, and 22 medium jumbo frets. The 'Clipped Ear' style headstock has a 60s era Epiphone feel. 

Great starter guitar at a great price. Classic black and white front. 

 

Established in 1958, Samick Musical Instruments Co. Ltd. has over 50 years of experience manufacturing high quality musical instruments. With a manufacturing capability of more than a half million guitars per year in factories located in Korea, Indonesia, China and the United States, Samick also ranks as the world’s leading stringed instrument producer. The craftsmanship developed over the years has made Samick one of the largest and most knowledgeable producers of musical instruments in the world today. 

Tanglewood Spruce top acoustic guitar.

 

The SD has an incredibly compact feel—a sort of 'sports car' for the guitarist. The easy bending SD yields a broad batch of rock and blues tones and the rock maple neck with Godin's Ergocut shape will easily meet the standards of even the most discriminating neck connoisseur. Missing back plate.

Washburn WG-587 7-string electric guitar. 24 frets. Rosewood fretboard. Dual humbuckers. Nice low action. 3-way selector switch. Grover tuning machines.