Twice as Nice

Not one but TWO used Kentucky mandolins in this week:

TOP: A KM-350 / BOTTOM: KM-180

Some things require opening your eyes just a little more to see all the details...

or perhaps just your ears?

Either way, Taylor's fantastic 214e Deluxe is back in stock, although never for long. Looks, sound, and a price that's easier to see than this guitar on a dark stage!

**Just in: A used Taylor 214e Deluxe in Natural/Rosewood! (not pictured).

Taylor's New 254e Deluxe 12-String

Looks like Taylor's new 254e Deluxe 12-string has just landed!

According to the renowned luthier Danny Ferrington's twitter page, this is the late George Harrison playing one of his custom ukuleles he built for him:

https://youtu.be/ZYn_gx0R2rA

A lot for a little

Yamaha's new JR2S gives you the exceptional tone of a solid spruce top guitar in a diminutive, travel friendly package. 

With it's 21-1/4" scale length, body depth just over 3.5", and a familiar nut width of 1-11/16", you'd be hard pressed to find another 'travel guitar' this good in the sub-$200 price range.

The reflected snow light almost drowns out all the brightly colored Yamahas we've just gotten in at the shop!

The redesigned FG/FS series guitars not only look good but also sound great with scalloped bracing for more volume and presence in a familiar Yamaha body shape and feel.

Just in from Martin Guitars:

GPC-28e

Their 'Grand Performance Acoustic'

More info here: https://www.martinguitar.com/guitars/limited-editions-and-new-models/gpc-28e/

And while you're there reading the specs, check out the new DC-18e:

https://www.martinguitar.com/guitars/limited-editions-and-new-models/dc-18e/

It's in the lineup somewhere in this pic...

Yes it's that time of year again for the IRS...

No, not that IRS! Wakefield Music Company's 'Inventory Reduction Sale'!!

Goats Do Roam...

Into Wakefield Music!

A friend of ours paid us a visit with her fostered baby goat

yesterday! 

What's this? Another place to plug in...on an acoustic guitar?!

An Odd Pair

If it's vintage charm and rarity you're looking for in a ukulele, look no further than our Gibson banjo uke from the 1920s...

Or perhaps it's classic utility with a vintage vibe like our newly consigned Hernandis classical from 1973?