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The Arrow-1000NT stands for “non-tremolo”, delivering this bold and angular guitar shape with a recessed TonePros TOM bridge and string-thru-body design. It offers a neck-thru-body design with mahogany body, 3-piece maple neck, reverse headstock, and Macassar ebony fingerboard with triangular white pearloid inlays. Designed to provide the tones for modern rock and metal, the Arrow-1000NT features a set of direct-mount Fishman Fluence Modern Humbucker active pickups (alnico in the neck and ceramic in the bridge), with push-pull control to select voicings. These pickups offer an outstanding variety of huge tones that range from aggressive and punchy to smooth and articulate. The Arrow-1000NT also includes stainless steel frets and precise Grover tuners.

  This OM1 SB has been upgraded with Ivoroid Binding, Adriondack Braces, and beautiful Western Shaded Top.
  "OM" stands for "Orchestra Model," but 80 years after this body shape was first designed it has become the most popular 14-fret model with fingerstyle guitar soloists who choose to play on steel strings. Yet flatpickers also find it appealing, and when the graceful cutaway is added these OMs are often used by lead players who routinely explore all 20 frets much as they would on an electric guitar. The compact shape makes the Collings OM equally easy to handle onstage or when sitting on the couch, and the relatively shallow body (barely over 4 inches deep) results in balanced tone and an immediate response.

Featuring a Thermo-Cured Adirondack Spruce top. The Orchestra name was given to this model in 1929 in an attempt to entice guitarists in dance orchestras to pick one up and take it to a gig. In more recent years, it has become a go-to instrument for finger pickers, due to its sensitive dynamic profile and subtle tonal properties. It provides a more carefully sculpted sound than a big bodied acoustic.

Takamine's P4DC dreadnought cutaway combines tradition with contemporary refinements, including a resonant solid spruce top with "X" top bracing for superior clarity and projection, and a solid sapele back with sapele sides for rich, warm sound. Built with the performer in mind, it features Takamine's CTF-2N preamp system paired with the unique Palathetic under-saddle pickup for peerless amplified response. This retro inspired CTF-2N provides warm and natural sounding, and an onboard chromatic tuner. The PD4C comes complete with a premium archtop hardshell case.

The EF341SC dreadnought is handcrafted in Takamine's pro series facility that has been building precision quality instruments over five decades. This guitar has been the choice of pro musicians of all genres. Its versatility begins with its solid cedar top that can play sweet mellow passages or power chords with equal ability. The maple back and sides are a perfect reflector for the tone generated by the soundboard, and the gloss black finish looks great under the stage lights. The mahogany neck is joined to the body with a traditional, ultra strong dovetail joint. Includes Takamine's CT4B II preamp system paired with the unique Palathetic under-saddle pickup for peerless amplified response.

From Taylor's "Catch" event at the 2025 NAMM show, featuring a stunning array of custom models.
This C24ce features a versatile, accommodating cutaway Grand Auditorium body crafted with back, sides and top of beautifully variegated ribbon mahogany, this custom model produces a woody acoustic voice and a captivating visual aesthetic. Rich midrange tones with a strong fundamental focus and minimal overtones are complemented by the warmth and natural compression of the mahogany soundboard, while our innovative V-Class voicing architecture produces louder volume, longer sustain and improved harmony all the way up the neck. The gloss-finished body and satin-sheen mahogany neck and peghead boast a dusky, hand-sprayed shaded edgeburst color treatment. Other standout visual details include Island Vine fretboard and peghead inlays in Hawaiian koa and maple, a Hard Rock maple peghead logo, black body binding, a single-ring black/maple rosette, and a firestripe pickguard. Outfitted with satin black tuners and ES2 electronics, this inspiring custom build ships in a brown deluxe hardshell case.

  Here is a 2007 Taylor Custom Grand Symphony with Sitka spruce top and Indian rosewood back and sides. This guitar has a full, balanced tone with strong projection. The Grand Symphony body shape enhances bass response, midrange clarity, and high-end articulation. It has ivoroid body binding, an abalone rosette, and an ivoroid-bound ebony fretboard. The slim-profile satin-finished mahogany neck feels smooth and comfortable. Equipped with the Taylor ES pickup system, this guitar is stage and studio-ready.
  Very good overall condition, with only minor cosmetic wear. No cracks or structural issues. The frets show some wear but have plenty of life left.
  Includes the original Taylor hardshell case

  Here's a 1988 Ovation Elite 1768 cutaway acoustic-electric in black finish. USA made in 1988. If you're looking for that signature Ovation tone with great projection and a smooth, super comfortable neck, this one's got it. The deep Lyrachord bowl-back design gives it a rich, balanced sound, and the cutaway makes it easy to reach the higher frets.
  It's got a spruce top, a mahogany neck with an rosewood fretboard, and the classic Ovation OP-24 preamp system, so it sounds just as good plugged in as it does acoustic. Everything works as it should, and it plays and sounds great.
  The guitar is in very good condition with some normal playwear for its age, but nothing that affects its performance. It also comes with the original Ovation hardshell case.

  Upgraded with Torrefied Sitka Spruce top, Adirondack Spruce Braces, and 1 3/4" nut width.
  The square-shouldered, 14-fret dreadnought is the poster boy of acoustic guitar body shapes. It's classic, but above all, practical. While Collings is certainly not the only company to build them, they bring a new tonal clarity to the depth and warmth usually associated with such a large, deep-bodied guitar.
  Although its bass response makes the dreadnought ideal for vocal accompaniment, Collings versions are also often employed by bluegrass flatpickers who must compete with inherently louder instruments such as banjos and fiddles. Simply put, the Collings D1 will get the job done, and with grace and humility.

From Taylor's "Catch" event at the 2025 NAMM show, featuring a stunning array of custom models.
This C24ce features a versatile, accommodating cutaway Grand Auditorium body crafted with back, sides and top of beautifully variegated ribbon mahogany, this custom model produces a woody acoustic voice and a captivating visual aesthetic. Rich midrange tones with a strong fundamental focus and minimal overtones are complemented by the warmth and natural compression of the mahogany soundboard, while our innovative V-Class voicing architecture produces louder volume, longer sustain and improved harmony all the way up the neck. The gloss-finished body and satin-sheen mahogany neck and peghead boast a dusky, hand-sprayed shaded edgeburst color treatment. Other standout visual details include Island Vine fretboard and peghead inlays in Hawaiian koa and maple, a Hard Rock maple peghead logo, black body binding, a single-ring black/maple rosette, and a firestripe pickguard. Outfitted with satin black tuners and ES2 electronics, this inspiring custom build ships in a brown deluxe hardshell case.

- Jumbo acoustic inspired by Bob Taylor's original design
- Indian rosewood back and sides for warmth, clear trebles
- Sitka spruce top delivers power and projection
- Adjustable, easy-playing modern Taylor neck
- Includes LR Baggs Element VTC pickup