Flattop Guitars
New! Bristol BM-16: Excellent sounding, wonderfully affordable grand concert sized, 14 fret steel string. Whether you're seeking an guitar to start on your musical journey, or wanting an affordable 'second guitar' this could well be the answer. $199.99 Stock#NGB36918
New! Art Davis A1MCS: A beautiful sounding Grand Concert creation from Art Davis. Hand crafted from fine grained Sitka Spruce for the top and Monterey Cypress for the back & sides, the first thing you notice is that the guitar is extremely light, acoustically vibrant and exceptionally responsive. Bright, crystal clear tones that engage the listener from the first note. With all the interest lately in Art's guitars, you may not have the opportunity to play this one unless you hurry. With gig bag. $2500 Stock#NGC35603
New! Eastman E-10D: One hears a lot about the Golden Era of guitar making. The period between the late 1920s and the mid 1940s when popular guitars had Adirondack Spruce for the tops and Honduran Mahogany or Brazilian Rosewood for the back & sides. Taking a page from the most highly valuable instruments of that period, Eastman has designed and built an impressive sounding dreadnought using solid Adirondack Spruce for the top and solid Mahogany for the back & sides. Putting it all together with the simple yet elegant pre-war styling and crowning it with open back vintage styled tuning machines, Eastman has succeeded in producing a guitar that has all of the attributes desirable in a pre-war style dreadnought without the exorbitant price tag. With hard case. $999 Stock#NGB35772 
Used Eastman E-20D: Here is a great sounding pre-war style dreadnought guitar at a truly bargain price. Solid Adirondack Spruce top and solid Indian Rosewood back & sides produce a fat tone with a wonderful blend of strong bass notes, warm mid tones and brilliant highs. With hard case. $800 Stock#UGC33663
New! Martin DC-PA1+: Absolutely the latest Martin to emerge from their new Performing Artist series. This 14 fret cutaway dreadnought has a Sitka Spruce top an Rosewood back & sides. The smooth cutaway makes it so easy for the player to reach the upper register. An area formerly available to those who play solid body electric guitars. And speaking of electric, the Fishman F1 Aura pickup system is state-of- the-art, enabling players to produce that superb Martin tone without any of the "quacky" sounds previousy exprienced. With hard case. (msrp: $3999) Stock#NGB36486
1977 Ovation Balladeer Special: Hard to remember a singer-guitarist back in the '70s who didn't perform with an Ovation (remember Cat Stevens?) Heck, even folks like jazz legend Al Di Meola and a whole horde country pickers had 'em. The features that drove the players to Ovation guitars were a slim, yet strong neck, reduced feedback when amplified, and above all, they were practically indestructible. The back & sides were made from a composite synthetic which Ovation called "Lyrachord" that was originally developed to produce light weight helicopter blades. For performance, the Ovation Balladeer led the way to fame and prosperity (of course, it helped if you had talent too). This clean example is a bargain as compared to other guitars with similar features. With hard case. $795 Stock#UGC35260
New! Shewchuk 00: Joel Shewchuk is a violin maker who hand crafts exquisite guitars in Scottsdale, Arizona. With an eye for the ornate and designs reminiscent of the Art Nouveau era, the visual appointments are stunning. No less impressive is the tonality of this comfortable sized guitar. The scale length is equally comfortable. This example has an old growth Spruce top with the golden tone both visually and tonally. The back & sides are Rosewood which completes the warm, rich, tonal package. Pay particular attention to the torch peghead inlay and the highly decorative Art nouveau mustache bridge. With Ameritage hard case. $4850 Stock#NGC35184
New! Taylor TS-BT: Here's a great gift for that Taylor Swift fan in your house! All the little Swifties can play just like their favorite pop star with this REAL guitar from Taylor. All the tone and playability of the original baby, but with special insignia appointments. Solid Sitka Spruce top with Sapele back & sides and an arched back for increased projection. With gig bag. (msrp: $398) Stock#NGB36630
New! Taylor 310: Taylor's least expensive all solid wood dreadnought that offers so much sound combined with great playability for entry level dollars. Solid Spruce top, with solid Sapele back & sides, and of course the fantastic Taylor neck. With hard case. (msrp: $1658) Stock#NGB36638
1998 Taylor 614CE: One of the most popular Taylor models of all time. This 20th Century creation shows the marks & dings of having been making great music for a dozen years plus. Sitka Spruce top, 2 piece Big Leaf Maple back & sides, with cutaway and Fishman Prefix Blender pickup system. With hard case. $1650 Stock#UGC35280
2001 Timm Mama Bear Parlor: Jerry Timm builds a small number of guitars each year from his workshop in Auburn, Washington. He builds resonator instruments , dreadnoughts and travel guitars, and this wonderful little Cedar and Rosewood parlor guitar which he calls the Mama Bear. Deep bodied with a 1 7/8" wide neck at the nut. Comfortable to hold, easy to play, and with rich tone too. $1495 Stock#UGC9322
New! Tweedy 15X20: There are some excellent boutique guitar makers hovering about in the countryside. Charles Tweedy, a local maker, produces some terrific sounding instruments. This mid-sized six string features exotic Palo Escrito back & sides with a Spruce top. Palo Escrito grows mainly in Mexico and Central America. It has recently come to the attention of North America as a tone wood with the crispness of Mahogany and the resonance of Rosewood. In the presence of Mr. Tweedy, it performs magically. With hard case. $2500 Stock#NGC32609
1973 Vega Dreadnought C: When Martin bought the Vega Company in 1970 and the Herman Carlson Levin Company of Sweden in 1973, they came up with the plan to market guitars under the Vega brand name. These were mostly models that had previously been seen in the US under the Goya brand. But a few, such as this instrument were newer designs. This dreadnought shaped body is all solid wood with a European Spruce top and a smooth venetian cutaway. Great tone, excellent playabiity and the strenght of C.F. Martin behind it. With hard case. $1250 Stock#UGC36559
New! Walden G2070: A true player's delight. The G2070, one of two instruments in Walden's SuperNatura series has all solid woods with a Western Red Cedar top, Mahogany back & sides and is crafted in the pre-war style with scalloped X bracing. With the body bound in Rosewood a wood inlaid Maple & Mahogany rosette, and finished in a satin nitrocellulose lacquer, this is one beautiful guitar that will turn heads, but won't turn your pockets inside out. With hard case. $749 Stock#NGB35905
New! Walden G740CE: The Walden G740CE offers the player a whole lot of value at an incredible price. The easy playing, ultra comfortable Mahogany neck is mated to a solid Sitka Spruce top and solid Mahogany back with a B-Band T35 control box mounted in the mahogany sides. The smooth Venetian cutaway enables the player to reach all the notes on the fret board with ease. All wrapped up in a satin Nitrocellulose finish, this is a whole lot of guitar for the money. With gig bag. $599.99 Stock#NGB35902
12-String Guitars
1992 Hofner HAS-12 SB: Beatle fans will instantly recognize the name Hofner. If you're of a younger generation, then you're about to discover a whole new world of quality instruments that were produced by this violin company years ago. Case in point is this slope-shouldered dreadnought 12 string with the light sunburst finish. Hofners are extremely easy playing and have that precise German tightly focused tone that makes them so highly desirable among players who know. You owe it to yourself to check this out. With hard case. $1000 Stock#UGC32821
Classical & Nylon String Guitars
New! Mario de Santos Modelo 980 (Ecuador): Everyone who knows us also knows that we are always on the lookout for quality instruments at great prices: So it happened that our niece was in Ecuador for a year on a teacher's exchange, and during a visit to a large village, discovered the shop of Brazilian ex-pat Mario de Santos. Among the requintos, bandolins and charangos, were hanging some very exquisite guitars. After a visit of several hours, she bought one and brought back the information on how to contact Senhor de Santos. (only by email at the village's public library). What followed is a wonderful connection that supplies us with affordable, high quality classical style guitar that we can offer at extremely reasonable prices. The model 980 has a Spruce top, incredibly flamed Maple back & sides with Maple binding and Ebony bridge and fretboard, that has an immense amount of presence and a substantial voice. Ready for a new experience? With gig bag. $750 Stock#NGB35008
Resonator Guitars
1995 Dobro DM90: Dobro's Bottleneck Blues Special Dobro DM-90: Designed specifically for bottleneck playing with a flat fingerboard, 14-fret neck joint, 9 1/2" National style biscuit/cone and Moon and Stars coverplate.The body is triple chrome plated bell brass with a huge amount of volume and projection. With hard case. $1250 Stock#URC35616
1931 National Style O: The tone of a true National Blues machine. This single biscuit cone metal body has that aged in tone that is so hard to duplicate without years of playing and ageing. This guitar was restored by National a few years ago after the original neck was destroyed by a less -than-careful airlines. National cleaned it up and added a new Style O neck that is period correct. Straight and true, this one needs nothing more in order to play for decades. With hard case. $3600 Stock#URC36319
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C. 1950s Guitarra Portuguesa: This Lisboa scale Guitarra Portuguesa was made in Braga and brought to the U.S. by a family who emigrated to the Fall River area in 1958, fleeing the erupting volcano in the Azores (Capelinhos, Faial). It is probably a small factory made instrument with a Spanish Pine top and Mahogany back & sides. This example is smaller in size with a very comfortable shorter scale, which results in not only a more comfortable feel, but also a sweeter, brighter tone. $450 Stock#UGC35251