SOLD This is a very unusual looking archtop, with a filigree rose soundhole, beautifully inlaid rosette, and multi bound top and back. To be honest I was drawn to it because of the looks, but it plays really well, with very low action and a chunky neck. It has a full tone, quite deep, with plenty of attack. It works well with all types of blues and jazz, and would be a really eye catching guitar on stage.
NEW ARRIVAL This Le Domino guitar from the late 1930s, was made by Regal of Chicago, and was the biggest and boldest-looking archtop in that line of instruments. It's roughly 000-sized with a flat back, and a big old press-arched top. It features all solid woods - a...
SOLD The Synchromatic 6014 was only in production from 1952 - 1959, usually in sunburst, so it’s quite rare to find a blonde example. This is an affordable way to get a great sounding early 50’s vintage Gretsch 16″ archtop for that player wanting something cool to...
NEW ARRIVAL The Cremona II, also known as the H1302 was produced by Harmony in Chicago between 1938 - 1944. It features the classic combination of Spruce top with Mahogany back and sides, giving the guitar a far warmer sound than a lot of archtops from this time....