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NEW ARRIVAL  It’s unusual for a guitar to be linked with one particular musician, but the Guild M20 will always be considered the Nick Drake guitar. He can be seen with an M20 on his Bryter Layter...

NEW ARRIVAL  Fender’s foray into acoustic guitars began in 1963 with a range of guitars featuring electric necks bolted onto acoustic bodies. The idea being that the look and feel of a Fender...

NEW ARRIVAL  This guitar, in a limited run of 50, is Dana Bourgeous’ modern re-creation of the pre-1944 Herringbone Martin D28. It features the classic combination of Adirondack Spruce top with...

NEW ARRIVAL  Lowden’s 34 series is relatively new to the market, and reflects the use of Koa in the guitar’s construction. George Lowden  says of the wood: “Koa is a comparatively lighter tonewood,...

NEW ARRIVAL  Collings has consistently hit the mark with its superb interpretations of classic flattop acoustics, and the 0002H is a loving tribute to the pre war 12 fret guitars Martin produced....

NEW ARRIVAL  Collings have been considered one of the best modern guitar builders for quite a while now. In 2015 they decided to branch out with another brand name, to recreate probably the most...

NEW ARRIVAL  This Guild F30 is one of the last made in the Westerley factory in Rhode Island, before Fender bought the company and moved production to California. With this comes the Guild heritage...

NEW ARRIVAL  As an acoustic dealer, researching weird and wonderful guitars is one of my favourite pastimes, although some are more difficult to research than others. This amazing looking guitar has...

SOLD  There’s no secret that Alistair Atkin is producing guitars that are based on specific historic Gibson and Martin models. What’s interesting is just how well he’s doing it - so much so that...

SOLD  I’ve had several Millman guitars over the years, and each one is an absolute pleasure to behold. His use of traditional building techniques is quite refreshing, and his ability to acquire the...

NEW ARRIVAL  The Levin Goliath was hugely popular in the UK and Europe during the 60's as this model was played by Pete Townsend and Eric Clapton, among many others. It features a Spruce top with...

NEW ARRIVAL  Not just a smaller version of the OM, the Collings Baby is a specialised instrument in itself. The 14-fret body and 24 1/8 inch string length tunes to pitch at lower string tension,...