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Here's a 46 year old S.L. Mossman Flint Hills model Rosewood Dreadnought. Made in 1977. Handmade in Winfield, Kansas the Flint Hills is perhaps the most well known model of the Mossman models, featuring a Sitka Spruce top, East Indian Rosewood Back and Sides, Ebony Fingerboard and Bridge, Grover Rotomatic tuners, 25 3/4" inch scale length, and Mossman’s own proprietary bracing.

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Taylor Builder’s Edition 517e Natural. In near mint condition. We've seen new guitars hanging in other stores that show more wear than this guitar. The neck is straight and true. The frets look perfect. It plays and sounds great. Taylor’s new modern Dreadnought body with all the Builder’s Edition upgrades. Torrified Spruce with vintage-hued looks, serves up projection and clarity with a touch of warmth. Silent satin finish helps give this guitar a little bit of vintage mojo. This slope shouldered dread with Taylor’s patented V Class Bracing resonates with finely honed balance of low-end power and clarity across the mid and upper registers. Premium features include chamfered body edges and a new compound carve neck profile help create a most comfortable playing experience. Contoured fretboard edges, ridgeless neck heel, and curved wing bridge provides even more playing comfort. Looks great, sounds great, comfortable playability, all in one. Raising the bar on your playing experience.

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Another spectacular instrument from Dana Bourgeois. This custom ordered Bourgeois was built in 2018. This guitar sounds like a cannon, and has opened up beautifully. The tone of this Honduran Rosewood is extremely similar to Brazilian Rosewood. Nice, strong bass fundamental, great projection, extremely loud and punchy. It's an "all-day-every-day" dreadnought acoustic. You'll never want to put it down. Thanks to the magic of the Adirondack spruce top you get huge low end, crisp and bright high end with lots of punch, and tone and volume that does not break down. No matter how hard you strike this instrument, it just gets louder and never gives out. This guitar has overtones for days with plenty of cut and articulation for serious flatpicking. An LR Baggs Anthem has been installed (a $329 value) and works perfectly. It is without a doubt a guitar of a lifetime!

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  Here is a superb sounding and versatile guitar hand built by Linda Manzer in 2003. It's one of those rare guitars which looks as good as it sounds. After hearing the incredible volume and definition of this instrument you'll understand why Manzer guitars are preferred by studio musicians and touring musicians alike. Its voice is well balanced with a full, pure, and rich tone. Like all Manzer instruments, this model is precisely adjusted for even playability all the way up the neck.
  As pleasing as this guitar is to the ear it's just as pleasing to the eye. With Canadian animals inlaid across the fretboard and Manzer's trademark wood-and-Abalone rosette, it makes the business of making music even more enjoyable. For the back and sides, Linda used some of the finest Indian Rosewood we've ever seen, bent into her tradmarked Manzer Wedge shape for playing comfort, and paired it with a German Spruce top that has striking contrasts of color across its medullary rays. As you'd expect, the resulting voice is equally at home with a delicate attack or played with gusto, offering a well-balanced tone in all applications that is chock full of delightful overtones and articulate warmth.

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Here's a cool guitar. A really cool guitar. A true one of a kind. We are offering a 1981 Mossman Guitar Golden Era model custom made for Bob Shane by Stuart Mossman to commemorate 25 years of the The Kingston Trio. This guitar was a collaborative effort between Bob and Stuart Mossman. Bob personally selected the Brazilian rosewood and spruce top from Mossman's private stash, (Remember the word "stash"...you'll understand in a minute). Bob played this guitar for three years on the road before he retired it. Kingston Trio was the the preeminent folk band in the early sixties and spearheaded the massive, folk boom. These guys are the Beatles of folk music. This is a fantastic guitar and a great piece of American music history.

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This vintage Pre-War 1939 Martin D-18 acoustic guitar not only has more mojo than any guitar we have in the shop right now, it's also one of the best sounding. Serial number #73062. Owned by a single family since 1940, when it was bought by our customer's father at a pawn shop on historic Beale Street here in Memphis, TN. Still has its original hard-case. It was his daily player until he passed away, and has sat in a closet for the last couple of years. It has aged and opened up with a sound that only a guitar that's been played for 78 years could. Learn More