Acoustic Guitar

A Dobro Legend's Blueprint, Built for the Rest of Us Phil Leadbetter is one of the most decorated resonator players alive — a Grammy-nominated, mul...

Old-School Resonator Tone, Ready to Cut Through the Mix There's a reason the square-neck resonator has been the go-to for bluegrass and lap-style s...

A Real Guitar That Doesn't Get in Your Way There's a certain moment when a new player picks up their very first guitar — and it either hooks them o...

A Full-Size Dreadnought Built for Left-Handed Players Finding a decent left-handed acoustic at a reasonable price shouldn't feel like a treasure hu...

A Dreadnought That Plugs In and Shows Up Sometimes you just want a guitar that does it all — strums nicely on the couch, sounds decent at the open ...

A Full-Sized Dreadnought That Doesn't Ask Much of Your Wallet Sometimes you just want a guitar that shows up, sounds good, and stays out of your wa...

A Lefty Dreadnought That Doesn't Make You Compromise Finding a quality left-handed acoustic at an accessible price isn't always easy — and that's e...

A Plugged-In Dreadnought That Doesn't Ask You to Choose Some guitars make you pick a lane — acoustic-only or full electric. The Ibanez PF15ECE side...

Everything You Need to Start Playing — Right Out of the Box There's a certain magic to the moment someone decides they're finally going to learn gu...

The Workhorse, Now in Your Hands Some guitars earn their nickname. The J-45 got called "The Workhorse" because it just works — night after night, g...

A Hummingbird Built for the Outlaw in the Room The Epiphone Eric Church Hummingbird Dark Studio doesn't show up quietly. Draped in a brooding Cobra...

A Dreadnought Built the Way Trey Plays It There's something refreshing about a guitar designed by someone who actually uses it on stage every night...

A Dreadnought With Some Old Soul There's something about a slope-shoulder dreadnought that just feels right — a little more relaxed in the upper bo...

Mahogany Through and Through — and It Shows Some guitars take a while to figure out. The Alvarez AD66CE is not one of them. Pick it up, play a few ...

A Dreadnought Built for Lefties — No Compromises Finding a quality left-handed acoustic at a reasonable price used to mean settling. The Alvarez AD...

Twelve Strings, One Stage-Ready Package There's something about a 12-string that fills a room differently — that shimmer of doubled strings turning...

Big Voice, Left-Hand Friendly, Ready to Plug In Finding a quality left-handed acoustic-electric that doesn't feel like an afterthought can be a rea...

Twelve Strings, One Guitar Built for the Stage and Studio There's something about a 12-string that fills a room differently. That shimmering, choru...

A Living Piece of Acoustic History Some guitars earn their reputation over decades. The Martin HD-28 earned its over nearly a century. Pull one out...

Fender Style Meets Acoustic-Electric Versatility There's something distinctly Fender about picking up the California Standard Redondo CE — the tilt...

The Fender Spirit, Unplugged and Ready to Plug In There's something unmistakably Fender about the California Standard Redondo CE the moment you pic...

A Fender on Stage — Without the Sticker Shock Some guitars sit in the corner looking pretty. The Fender FA-125CE is built to go somewhere. With its...