Acoustic Guitars

The Martinez MZ-BT1M Babe Traveller Guitar is the perfect guitar for those short of space, or the travelling musician looking for a quality guitar to take on the road. Don’t let the size fool you - it plays like a traveller, but sounds a whole lot bigger!
This guitar features a dreadnaught shape with an arched back for that warm acoustic tone, and its tonal qualities are characteristic of the Mahogany used in the top, back and sides. It has a Rosewood fingerboard for smooth playing, and the quality chrome diecast machine heads ensure stability in your tuning.
The perfect guitar for the travelling musician, a big sound in a small package.

The Martinez MZP-ECO7B Babe Traveller Guitar is from the new 'Eco Series', utilizing renewable bamboo timbers which set a new standard for sound, price and sustainability.
It features a Spruce top with Bamboo back and sides, Nato neck and Rosewood fingerboard. It is equipped with diecast machine heads and quality chrome hardware, and is fitted with an undersaddle pick-up with end pin jack. The instrument is superbly finished off with Mahogany binding and a deluxe rosette.
The perfect size for the player on-the-go, or for someone looking to expand their sound at home or on stage.

Finished in Natural Bamboo (BB).

The new Cordoba Mini M is the ultimate travel instrument, offering the playability of a full size guitar in a compact, lightweight body with an impressively loud voice.

Cordoba Mini R. Travelling guitar with spruce top, rosewood back and sides, baritone uke sized body and full sized fret board.

Sigma OOO guitar

Great beginners guitar or even stage guitar from Eastman.

The BR-40 Blueridge guitar is certainly the workhorse of the Blueridge Contemporary line and is now available as a left-handed model. Every detail makes for easy playability and a big, powerful tone. Features like a Solid Sitka spruce top, Select Mahogany back, sides, and peghead overlay. Gorgeous accouterments like multi-ply body binding, M-O-P inlays, and nickel-plated Kluson-style tuners all complete this very popular model.

Crafter parlour guitar 12 frets, solid spruce with mahogany back and sides.

The BR-40 Blueridge guitar is certainly the workhorse of the Blueridge Contemporary line. Every detail makes for easy playability and a big, powerful tone. Features like a Select Solid Sitka spruce top, mahogany back, sides, neck and rosewood fingerboard and peghead overlay combined with a host of other gorgeous accouterments like multi-ply body binding, M-O-P inlays, and nickel-plated Kluson-style tuners really make this a professional-level guitar at an extremely affordable price. Authentic prewar bracing ensures tone and volume just like the finest guitars.

The BR-43 delivers super-traditional sound and feel with a modern look and low price. Even at this price point, these guitars are crafted with a solid spruce tops, hand-carved braces, mahogany backs and sides, and have a traditional dovetail neck joint usually found on more expensive instruments. It has beautiful pearl inlay work on the headstock and a 000-sized body and slim mahogany neck making it easy to play.

An old favorite has just returned to the Regal line of resophonic guitars—it's the Regal RD-05E electric/acoustic bass guitar! The Regal RD-05E is the acoustic bass you can hear in any playing situation with a deep, rich tone that can be heard above all the other instruments. It responds just as well in the studio and over the public address system and the built-in resonator cone amplifying system gives you as big a tone as many conventional acoustic bass guitars which tend to be large and cumbersome. The added advantage of a lipstick pickup makes this a formidable beast.

Many players consider the 000 14-fret guitar to be the ideal body size. With its relatively wide lower bout and shallow depth it gives the most tone and volume in an easy-handling package. Blueridge Contemporary Series guitars feature tops of select, solid spruce with parabolic, forward X-bracing. This is the cutaway model with on-board electronics by Fishman.

Cigano student Gypsy Jazz Guitar with D-hole

Cigano student Gypsy Jazz Guitar with round hole.

Every detail makes for easy playability and a big, powerful tone. Features like a solid Sitka spruce top, mahogany back, sides, and peghead overlay. Gorgeous accouterments like multi-ply body binding, M-O-P inlays, and nickel-plated Kluson-style tuners. Authentic prewar bracing ensures tone and volume just like the finest vintage guitars. Add to this a deep cutaway and a state-of-the-art pickup system by Fishman and you've got a guitar that's perfect for every performance.

Like the best instruments, the BR-63 Contemporary series guitars are not overbuilt. They are crafted to be light and resonant, yet durable enough to take the rigors of daily play. Meticulous attention to detail and quality craftsmanship is evident in the traditional, forward-position, hand-carved parabolic X-bracing which allows the solid spruce top to ring loud and true. Blueridge guitars feature a traditional dovetail neck joint, slim mahogany neck, adjustable truss rod, and butterbean-button, Kluson-style tuning machines with an updated mechanism for a modern precise feel.

At the top of the line of our Regal Studio Series Resophonic Guitars, the new and improved RD-40 has been redesigned from the inside out making it the best value when it comes to truly vintage-inspired, professional featured, resophonic instruments available. Using our many years of experience in the development and construction of traditional American acoustic instruments, we have also discovered ways to improve upon the most legendary designs from the past without pricing them out of the reach of any level player. Only the finest materials are used to create these new designs that reminisce of the past, while still meeting the demands of today's modern players. The new body shape takes its cues from instruments of the past; while the real secret to the tone of these instruments lies within. It all starts with a combination of Regal exclusives such as the patented Power Reflex Tone Chamber for added volume, the patented DP-126 Die-cast spider for its bell like response, and a US-made, hand-spun aluminum cone. All together work in perfect harmony to assure the maximum, most articulate tone that can be heard in any playing situation.

At the top of the line of our Regal Studio Series Resophonic Guitars, the new and improved RD-40 has been redesigned from the inside out making it the best value when it comes to truly vintage-inspired, professional featured, resophonic instruments available. Using our many years of experience in the development and construction of traditional American acoustic instruments, we have also discovered ways to improve upon the most legendary designs from the past without pricing them out of the reach of any level player. Only the finest materials are used to create these new designs that reminisce of the past, while still meeting the demands of today's modern players. The new body shape takes its cues from instruments of the past; while the real secret to the tone of these instruments lies within. It all starts with a combination of Regal exclusives such as the patented Power Reflex Tone Chamber for added volume, the patented DP-126 Die-cast spider for its bell like response, and a US-made, hand-spun aluminum cone. All together work in perfect harmony to assure the maximum, most articulate tone that can be heard in any playing situation.

At the top of the line of our Regal Studio Series Resophonic Guitars, the new and improved RD-40 has been redesigned from the inside out making it the best value when it comes to truly vintage-inspired, professional featured, resophonic instruments available. Using our many years of experience in the development and construction of traditional American acoustic instruments, we have also discovered ways to improve upon the most legendary designs from the past without pricing them out of the reach of any level player. Only the finest materials are used to create these new designs that reminisce of the past, while still meeting the demands of today's modern players. The new body shape takes its cues from instruments of the past; while the real secret to the tone of these instruments lies within. It all starts with a combination of Regal exclusives such as the patented Power Reflex Tone Chamber for added volume, the patented DP-126 Die-cast spider for its bell like response, and a US-made, hand-spun aluminum cone. All together work in perfect harmony to assure the maximum, most articulate tone that can be heard in any playing situation.

12 fret guitar by Crafter, a slope shouldered Southern Jumbo

Loar small bodied flat top guitar.

The BG-60 has the slope-shoulder sound and feel without the big price tag.

Many players consider the 000 14-fret guitar to be the ideal body size. With its relatively wide lower bout and shallow depth it gives the most tone and volume in an easy-handling package. Blueridge Contemporary Series guitars feature tops of select, solid spruce with parabolic, forward X-bracing. A popular new option is the cutaway model with the latest on-board electronics by Fishman including mic-blend.

The world's most popular guitar shape gives this Blueridge a smooth tone with great power and projection. The Sitka spruce top is braced with the traditional forward-x pattern and the back, sides and peghead overlay are figured Santos rosewood. The slim mahogany neck has an adjustable truss rod and the entire guitar is finished in a lovely high-gloss natural finish. Vintage-style 14:1 ratio open-back tuning machines with butterbean buttons complete the prewar vintage vibe.

Guild now offers its classic jumbo shape in an affordable smaller size.