The J45 has been Gibson’s top-selling acoustic guitar for years. Nicknamed “The Workhorse” and first introduced in 1942, Gibson’s most popular acoustic is now the icon of its round-shoulder, dreadnought line, world renowned for its full, balanced expression, warm bass, and excellent projection. Subtle changes to the bracing of its predecessor–the J35–made Gibson’s J45 one of most technically advanced guitars of its time.

The Muse Folk Cutaway Nylon-String Acoustic-Electric Guitar features the classic pairing of a spruce top and rosewood back & sides in a dreadnought body to create a rich tone that every loves. The Muse Folk also features outstanding Luna appointments such as a Celtic knot rosette, moon phase fingerboard inlays, and the Luna inlayed logo on the headstock. The cutaway body style gives access to the fretboard and the onboard Orion preamp with a built-in tuner insures you are ready to play on any stage.

Takamine’s amazing attention to detail makes this classy, Black acoustic/electric one of their most popular professional instruments. With one foot firmly planted in tradition, they have also brought “new” technology to this dreadnought. The EF341C features a solid Cedar top, Mahogany back and sides, and a Graph-EX preamp with 4-band/Exciter electronics. Without question, Takamine has raised the standard.

Gibson’s J200 Studio proudly maintains the tradition and excellence of Gibson Acoustic’s Super Jumbo line, offering a remarkable combination of features that deliver all the sweet tone, clarity and presence expected from a Super Jumbo. The simple elegance of the J200 Studio is evident in every detail, including its premium Sitka spruce top and attractive maple back and sides, releasing a rich, full, and balanced high end and grand projection.

Epiphone Masterbilt guitars are built to such great specifications that they rival overly expensive “higher-end” guitars. The DR500ME is crafted with a solid, mahogany body and topped with solid sitka spruce providing both warmth and character that only gets better with age. A rosewood fingerboard on a mahogany neck provide smooth playability. Masterbilt guitars provide quality to last for years whenever, wherever, or however you use them.

Cocobolo body on EW40CB continues the EW tradition of the finest exotic tone woods, superb electronics and surprisingly low prices

These new guitars are built with traditional cutaway, “Jumbo” bodies featuring solid Sitka Spruce tops, and flame maple back and sides. The rosewood fretboards are inlayed with Mother of pearl and Abalone. Both Jumbos feature the world famous Takamine pickup and built-in tuner, along with the performance and value that players have come to expect from Takamine’s G-Series.

Professional features at an affordable price is the cornerstone of Ibanez’s Performance guitars. Other major manufacturers only check their instruments in the Performance price range with random inspections before shipping them to stores in the States. But every Ibanez acoustic guitar, from the least expensive Performance model to their top of the line Artwoods, is inspected and set up according to the stringent standards of Ibanez quality control.

The DXME has all the great features of the DXM, except that on the DXME you get all the warmth and tone of the Martin acoustics, with the convenience of an acoustic/electric.

A beginner’s guitar does not necessarily have to sound or act like a beginner’s guitar. In fact, many guitar manufacturers offer introductory instruments unworthy of even a student’s hands. The Alvarez Regent guitar is designed to turn aspiring students into great guitarists. Including a full selection of styles, sizes and finishes, this series offers quality instruments for every developing player.