Acoustic Guitar

A Used Acoustic Ready for New Hands Sometimes a guitar finds its way to you by circumstance rather than plan — and that's not a bad thing. The Mont...

A Dreadnought Built the Old Way — Every Part of It There are guitars that are assembled, and there are guitars that are made. The Alvarez LD70E fal...

A Workhorse Dreadnought That's Hard to Argue With Some guitars just make sense. The Yamaha FG830 has that kind of logic to it — a solid Sitka spruc...

The King of the Flat-Tops, Before the War Changed Everything When the Gibson SJ-200 debuted in 1937, it was the biggest, boldest flattop guitar on ...

A Grand Auditorium That Earns Its Stage Time Some guitars are built to sit on a wall and look good. The Alvarez AG70CE Black is built to actually g...

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...

The Classical Guitar That Meets Steel-String Players Halfway If you've ever been curious about nylon strings but felt put off by the wide neck, fla...

A Fully Reimagined Acoustic Experience Some guitars feel like they were built around a real player's frustrations. The Ibanez AAM380CENT is one of ...

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...

A Stage-Ready Workhorse with Vintage Good Looks There's something satisfying about a guitar that looks the part before you even plug it in. The Yam...

A 12-String With a Head Start on the Good Stuff Most acoustic guitars need years of regular playing before they really open up tonally — before the...

A Workhorse Dreadnought That Plays as Good as It Sounds There's a reason the Yamaha A1R keeps showing up on stages and in home studios alike. It's ...

A Stage-Ready Concert Guitar That Travels Light Some guitars just make sense. The Yamaha AC1R VN is the kind of acoustic-electric you reach for whe...

A Road-Ready Concert Guitar That Sounds Better Than It Has Any Right To There's a type of guitar that gets described as a workhorse so often the wo...

The Guitar That Defined Taylor's Golden Era — Back in Your Hands There's a version of the Taylor 914ce that serious players have been quietly missi...

Big Sound, Small Package — with a Sunburst to Turn Heads The Taylor GS Mini has earned its reputation as one of the most popular acoustic guitars i...

Cedar, Rosewood, and a Whole New Neck System Some tonewood pairings just make sense — and the Western Red cedar top with Indian rosewood back and s...

Where Comfort, Beauty, and Tone Come Together Some guitars just make you want to play. The Taylor Builder's Edition 914ce in Wild Honey Burst is on...

Taylor's Biggest Voice, Built to the Hilt If you've ever sat down with a guitar and thought, "I want more of everything" — more depth, more project...

A Jumbo Built From Taylor's Own History There are guitars, and then there are guitars that make you stop mid-strum and just listen. The Taylor Lega...

Fifty Years in the Making — and Worth Every One of Them Taylor Guitars turned 50 in 2024, and when a company with that kind of legacy celebrates a ...

Half a Century of 12-String, Done Right Fifty years is a long time to perfect anything. And when Taylor decided to mark that milestone with a 12-st...

Twelve Strings, One Very Convincing Reason to Play More There's something about a 12-string that just fills a room differently. The shimmering octa...