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NEW ARRIVAL  Along with the FG-140 and FG-180, the Yamaha FG-300 was one of the original six-string jumbo acoustics built in Japan starting in 1969, and it became the flagship guitar for Yamaha in...

SOLD  Nigel Forster studied under Stefan Sobell from 1988 - 2003, he then went on to produce some of the most beautiful and unusual guitars of his own in 2004. With that pedigree, and an 18 month...

NEW ARRIVAL  One thing that everyone agrees on is that Guild make superb 12 string acoustics, usually jumbo bodied and quite expensive. The D25-12 goes under the radar - it’s not as easy to find,...

NEW ARRIVAL  The Guild F20 is the Spruce topped equivalent of the better known M20 - the all Mahogany model famously played by Nick Drake - and is a great example of a difficult to find model -...

NEW ARRIVAL  Larrivee’s 10 series is a noticeable step up from their other ranges. All the tone woods are hand selected by Jean Larrivee, and the build quality is of the highest standard. This OM...

SOLD  This Bourgeois Slope D has the most spectacular Bear Claw Spruce top I’ve seen, and coupled with beautifully figured Maple back and sides, it really is a power house of a guitar. As well as...

NEW ARRIVAL  Yamaha introduced the L series in 1975, for the Japanese market only, and from that range, the L10 and L15 became two of their most desirable acoustic guitar models. This 1981 L10 is...

NEW ARRIVAL  Here we have another example of Atkin producing a guitar with vintage look and feel and aged tone. The Thirty Six is unashamedly based on a 1936 Gibson L-00, from their Golden Age of...

NEW ARRIVAL  Santa Cruz have become known as masters of the art of guitar making, taking traditional designs and improving on them.  The D/E guitar features a Sitka Spruce top, Rosewood back and...

NEW ARRIVAL  Guild have long gone below the radar of high end US acoustics, but jumbos is what they do best. This 1975 guitar is a particularly early example, from the famous Westerly factory. With...

SOLD  Established in 1864 in Philadelphia, manufacturing instruments until 1933, Weymann was one of the first instrument companies in the US. Their claim to fame is making the personalised guitar...

NEW ARRIVAL  Over the last five or ten years I’ve had a lot of Atkin guitars, all cleverly mimicking vintage Gibson and Martins. Well this is one of his earlier guitars, when he was designing and...