Thursday, November 14, 2019
New Taylors
We've got a couple of one series, GS mini, two series deluxe and a couple more surprises just in yesterday. Hint: some one series guitars have Walnut and Koa back and sides. For now, wet your appetite with this lovely guitar:
Tuesday, November 5, 2019
Small Taylor Guitars and a Funky 1960's Electric Guitar
Monday, October 28, 2019
Taylor'ed to your needs
Not the first time you've heard that pun, sorry!
Some great new Taylors in stock. At the top,
A gorgeous 224ce Deluxe Koa
A baby Taylor mahogany
A GS Mini in mahogany
and a 114e in sunburst finish.*SOLD*
Tuesday, October 15, 2019
Monday, October 14, 2019
So many unique 'folk' instruments just in!


This is about as eclectic as we get here in the shop!
Above left to right: A Russian made balalaika, a Martin A1 vintage mandolin from about 1917, a K'Aloha solid Koa concert uke made in Hawaii, a Wixom C-2 custom made concert uke in solid mango, and a Martin vintage friction pegged mahogany soprano uke, ca.1925.
On the right, our third dulcimer to arrive in the shop:
1988 W.F.Tornton solid Black Walnut dulcimer in 28" scale length.
Tuesday, October 1, 2019
Monday, September 30, 2019
Special Order Kala Tenor Uke

A long scale tenor (Tenor with a baritone neck basically) we ordered for a customer just recently. These are still available and can order one for you or keep an eye on our wall for one in the future.
Specifications from Kala:
Our Super Tenor models come with a longer neck and have a longer body and a wider lower bout than our traditional Tenor ukulele. The longer neck has a 19” scale length and better fits the wider lower bout and longer body of the Super Tenor. The Super Tenor has a deeper and warmer sound and resonance due to its increased lower bout size.
ALSO:
A Blue Lion dulcimer made from Black Walnut with a Redwood top. Geared tuners and some innovative features like a fret where the strings pass over the endblock make this a true 'luthier' instrument. We don't see these often so take a look the next time you're in town! *SOLD*
Monday, September 16, 2019
Sleepers
It's time to fess up...we have some 'sleepers' in the shop that we've been holding out on.
From the top LEFT row:
Taylor 322E acoustic electric. Deep, rich, full sound more like guitars
larger and deeper than this guitar's size. It handles strumming
and fingerpicking better than most 'OM' sized guitars.
All solid Blackwood back and sides, solid Mahogany top.
Yamaha 820S with WMC installed K&K pickup.
We've still got four of these kicking around from a
mistaken 'over stock' last year. One day we went through
all five and picked this one as the best in volume, tone and
overall balance, so we used it as a K&K pickup demo guitar.
Solid Spruce top, laminate Mahogany back and sides
*SOLD*
Art & Lutherie 'Roadhouse Tennessee' is not just another
parlor guitar with nice looks, it's got a Canadian made pedigree
and the projection to back it up. Many people are surprised by
this guitar when they first pluck it. Not just a blues/folk machine.
Solid Spruce top, laminated Canadian 'Wild Cherry' back and sides.
Yamaha 820S might be easily overlooked if not for it's striking
black looks and sweet mahogany (laminate) balanced tone,
solid Spruce top. Something about this Yamaha's Martinesque feel
keeps us coming back to it, especially our
Yamaha fan guitar tech!
Taylor 114E came in first but it was a tight race between
this guitar and its cutaway sibling right next to it. Walnut
'layered' (laminate) back and sides with a solid Spruce top
makes for a guitar that speaks with almost the same presence
as a rosewood guitar with less muddiness coupled with
a touch of mahogany's presence-
hard to sum up in words.
*SOLD*
It's best to let these guitars
speak for themselves.
Monday, September 9, 2019
Thursday, September 5, 2019
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