This fine instrument has a Red Spruce top and beautiful Brazilian Rosewood back and sides.  It has a great, well-balanced tone, strong volume, and is very responsive and lightweight.  It has a stunning Brazilian Rosewood fretboard and bridge, cut from the same piece of wood, and has gorgeous Waverly tuners.  The Brazilian Rosewood in this guitar was acquired from a luthier shop in San Diego, where it had been stored since the early ‘60s.  It has a dovetail neck joint with a one-piece Honduran Mahogany neck.  Overall, this is a beautiful sounding instrument that plays like a dream.

This is a loud and woody sounding orchestra model with a Red Spruce top and Indian Rosewood back and sides.  It is very responsive and well balanced with a beautiful tone.  It is an excellent finger-style guitar and a great picker, too.  This is a gently used instrument at a reasonable price.

This dreadnaught has Honduran Mahogany back and sides, a Sitka Spruce top, and bone saddle pins and nut.  It is loud and responsive with a well-balanced tone and is light as a feather.  It is a fine bluegrass guitar that rings like a bell.  It has low action and gentle wear.  This is one is sure to please and is being offered as a used instrument.

This guitar is in excellent shape.  It has newer frets, and the neck angle and intonation are correct.  This guitar has had very little play during its life and has a beautiful bright and airy tone with a warm base.

This D35 has spent most of its life in Mexico.  And by the looks of it when I acquired it, it spent a lot of nights in Margaritaville.  (If only it could talk!)  A lot of shop hours went into this guitar bringing it back to its glory, including, but not limited to, replacing the neck beam with an adjustable truss rod, neck reset, new frets, custom bridge, pick guard, bone bridge pins and saddle.  This is a well-played instrument that I have structurally inspected, repaired, and brought back to life.  There is some lacquer checking in the top as well as a few minor scratches and a repaired crack on the lower side.  This guitar is structurally sound — pardon the pun‑‑ has a beautiful vintage tone, and is ready to be played and loved again.

This is a beautiful sounding Harmony that has had an X-brace conversion, new neck reset, fret dressing, and custom bridge.  The sound is woody and well balanced, with warm base.  Back and top have been braced with Red Spruce.  There have been some lacquer repairs due to peeling, but I have left the normal patina and wear marks alone as they give this beautiful well-loved instrument its own unique character.  Action is low and serves as a great picker or finger-style guitar.  This guitar also has new Grover, open-back, butterbean tuners.  You will fall in love with this guitar as it is a joy to play and is as comfortable as an old pair of boots.

This loud, vintage resonator is sure to please. I’m certain this thing’s cashed in a few souls down at the crossroads. Oozing with yummy patina, this sweetheart has a fresh neck reset, partial re-fret, new cone and here’s the best part, tone, tone, tone. It plays like a dream and and no need to sell your soul to the devil.