Acoustic Guitar

The King of the Flat-Tops, Ready for Any Stage Some guitars carry a reputation. The Gibson SJ-200 carries a legacy — nearly nine decades of players...

A '60s Classic, Ready for the Stage The original Gibson Dove debuted in Kalamazoo in 1962 and quickly became one of the first acoustic guitars to e...

A Piece of Gibson History — Made for Players Today The Gibson Dove has been turning heads since the early 1960s — that square-shoulder silhouette, ...

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...

A Little Guitar With a Lot of Personality There's something about a parlor guitar that just pulls you in. It's small enough to grab off the couch w...

Old-School Looks, Plug-In Ready There's something about a small-body guitar with a vintage vibe that just makes you want to pick it up and play. Th...

Twelve Strings, One Big Voice There's something about a 12-string jumbo that just commands a room. The doubled strings layer your playing with natu...

Two-Tone Looks, Solid Spruce Sound, and a Side Port You Didn't Know You Needed There's something genuinely fun about picking up a guitar that turns...

A Classic Taylor Shape with a Different Kind of Tone The Taylor Grand Auditorium has been one of the most versatile acoustic-electric body shapes o...

A Show-Stopper from the 600 Series Taylor doesn't do limited editions often, and when they do, they tend to make them count. The 614ce-LTD was intr...

A Century of Flat-Top Excellence, Built for the Collector For more than sixty years, the Gibson Dove has represented one of the most iconic voices ...

A Jumbo with a Secret Most players can name Gibson's big-bodied icons — the SJ-200, the J-45 — but the J-185 might be the best-kept secret in the ...