Acoustic Guitar

A Grand Auditorium That Earns Its Place on Any Stage If you've been hunting for a plug-in-and-play acoustic-electric that feels like a real guitar ...

Twelve Strings, One Cutaway, and a Whole Lot of Shimmer There's something about strumming a 12-string that just fills a room — that natural chorus ...

A Taylor That's Ready to Play From Day One There's something almost unfair about how easy the Taylor Academy 12e makes it to sound good. Pick it up...

A Fresh Take on the Auditorium — Rethought from the Ground Up Sometimes a guitar surprises you not because it looks different, but because it sound...

A Dreadnought Reimagined — and Made for Lefties Finding a well-built left-handed acoustic-electric that doesn't feel like an afterthought can be a ...

A Nylon-String Gateway with the Right Credentials There's something about a classical guitar with a cutaway that just makes sense — all the warmth ...

A Warm, Woody Taylor That Plugs Right In Sometimes you just want a guitar that gets out of your way and lets you play. The Taylor 24ce is that guit...

Hawaiian Koa Meets Torrefied Spruce — With a Look to Match There's a certain guitar that you pick up and immediately think, "Okay, I get it now." T...

The Acoustic That Plays Like an Electric If you've ever wished your acoustic guitar felt as effortless as your electric — especially up high on the...

A Real Martin That's Ready to Work Some guitars spend their lives under glass. The Martin 000-10E Retro is not one of them. This is an all-solid-wo...

A Martin Icon, Reimagined from the Ground Up The D-18 has been one of the most beloved acoustic guitars in American music history — a workhorse dre...

The Fender Look, the Acoustic Feel There's something unmistakably Fender about picking up the California Standard Redondo — that 6-in-line headstoc...

Big Fender Personality in a Carry-On-Friendly Body Some guitars are designed for a specific room. The Fender California Standard Redondo Mini is de...

A Fender That Goes Where You Go Not everyone needs a full-size dreadnought all the time. Sometimes you want something you can grab off the hook on ...

One Guitar, Two Worlds You know that moment at a session when someone says, "We need something that sounds acoustic, but also kind of electric"? Mo...

A Grand Auditorium That Actually Fits You Most acoustic guitars are built around tone first and everything else second — which is fine until you've...

Electric Feel, Acoustic Soul — All in One Guitar If you've ever picked up an acoustic after playing electric and thought, "this neck feels like a b...

One Guitar. Built-in Effects. No Amp Required. Here's a scenario a lot of players know well: you've got a great idea, maybe a chord progression tha...

A Full-Sounding Acoustic Guitar — No Amp Required Ever wish you could dial in a little reverb or chorus at home without dragging out a pedalboard a...

Art You Can Actually Play Some guitars sit quietly in the corner. This one gets noticed before you even play a note. The Luna Safari Starry Night w...

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...

Old-School Resonator Tone — Plus a Pickup There's something immediately right about picking up a resonator guitar. That dry, throaty bark comes thr...