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Here is a great-sounding Guild F-212XL-NT 12-string acoustic, made in 1982 at Guild's factory in Westerly, Rhode Island. This is a classic American made Guild from the days when the company was turning out some seriously good guitars. The F-212XL has that big, rich 12-string sound Guild is known for, with plenty of shimmer, warmth, and natural acoustic presence.

Here is a cool Gibson SG Deluxe in Hellfire Red finish, made in the USA in 1998. It features the distinctive three mini-humbucker pickup configuration, a six-position rotary selector, and a Maestro-labeled Bigsby-style tremolo. The model was a relatively short-lived Gibson model and is considerably less common than the standard SG models produced during this period.

- 12-fret Grand Concert offers a slinky, comfortable feel
- Cedar top blends warmth with 12-string shimmer
- Mahogany back and sides provide midrange focus and balance
- V-Class bracing inside adds more volume and sustain
- Includes Claria electronics and a deluxe hardshell case

  This is definitely not your typical 1990 Gibson Les Paul Studio, and in this case that's a good thing.
  This guitar has been heavily upgraded with a carefully chosen collection of parts, turning a fairly straightforward Studio into a seriously cool, great-playing Les Paul. It has a black finish with an ebony fingerboard and has been built with an emphasis on tone, playability, tuning stability, and making the controls actually useful.

This is a really nice 1954 Gibson ES-125 in sunburst finish. With its simple design, warm acoustic character, and great amplified tone, the ES-125 has always been one of Gibson's most approachable vintage archtops, and this one is a lot of fun to play. FON: X8484

There is something really appealing about an old ES-175 that has been played and enjoyed, and this 1959 Gibson ES-175 (serial number A30767) is a great example. It has the look, feel, and voice of a 67-year-old guitar, with some thoughtful updates that make it a great player.

The Bourgeois Sawmill series are specialized one-off, custom acoustic guitars crafted from logs that are hand-selected and milled at Bourgeois Guitars' proprietary sawmill in Lewiston, Maine. This series is a bit different than Bourgeois' standard models. By eliminating third-party suppliers, these limited, one-off instruments offer premium, custom-grade build quality and unique aesthetics at very attractive prices.

  Beautiful 2002 Gibson ES-137 Custom made right here in our hometown of Memphis, TN. Tri Color Burst with an aftermarket Bigsby installed. The ES-137 Custom combines the look and feel of a traditional Gibson semi-hollow with a slightly larger, more substantial body and versatile electronics.

A vintage-inspired Dark Tobacco Teardrop Burst top is the perfect complement to the seasoned, played-in voice in the 117e Special Edition. This acoustic-electric guitar features Taylor's Grand Pacific round-shoulder dreadnought body shape topped with a soundboard of solid torrefied spruce.

With its alluring Dark Tobacco Shaded Edgeburst top, aged-in voice and comfortable frame, the 114ce Special Edition offers an ideal balance of tone and playability at an accessible price for everyday players. 

  We are pleased to offer this 2010 John Monteleone Speciale, Serial #252, handcrafted in Islip, New York. Finished in natural lacquer, this remarkable archtop features a finely grained spruce top, paired with beautifully figured maple back and sides. The neck is maple, with an ebony fingerboard. It includes the original Cedar Creek hardshell case.
  The Speciale is Monteleone's 17" archtop design, distinguished by its canted oval soundhole and asymmetrical X-bracing. This innovative construction blends the warmth and projection of a traditional archtop with the openness and complexity more commonly associated with a flat-top guitar, resulting in an exceptionally responsive and versatile instrument.