Alvarez

A Parlor Guitar That Punches Well Above Its Size There's something almost magical about a well-built parlor guitar. The compact body, the intimate ...

All-Solid Tone in a Shape Built for Balance There's a reason players keep coming back to the OM shape — done right, it hits that sweet spot between...

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 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 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 ...

All the Koa You Can Handle — Without Breaking the Bank Figured koa is one of those tonewoods that tends to stop people mid-stride in a guitar store...

Everything You Need to Get Started — Including a Guitar Worth Playing There's a real difference between a guitar you pick up once and a guitar you ...

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...

Big Voice in a Small Package Parlor guitars have a reputation for being quiet and polite. The Alvarez MP60e Masterworks didn't get that memo. Built...

All-Solid Wood, Cutaway Access, and LR Baggs Electronics — a Lot to Love There's a certain kind of guitar that checks every box without feeling lik...

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...

Cedar, Acacia, and a Bevel That Actually Earns Its Place Some guitars look like they were designed to impress in a showroom. The Alvarez AEG99ce Ar...

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 Stunning Dreadnought There's a particular kind of magic that only a 12-string guitar delivers — that shimmer, that natural chor...

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

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...

All-Walnut, Cutaway, and a Pickup Worth Bragging About Most acoustic guitars in this price range lean on spruce tops and mahogany backs — reliable,...

A Warm, Thoughtful Start to Your Ukulele Journey If you've been looking for a soprano uke that doesn't feel like an afterthought at this price, the...

An Entry-Level Guitar That Doesn't Sound Like One When you're starting out, you want a guitar that responds to what you're trying to do—not one th...

The Acoustic That Gets New Players Hooked The Alvarez RF26CESB is what happens when a guitar company with nearly 60 years of experience decides to...