The PRS CE24, built at the PRS shop in Stevensville, Maryland, and aims to provide the snap and sparkle of the is a bolt-on design in a PRS package.
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This is a classic. Built during 1952, this is a C. F. Martin D-28 dreadnought steel string acoustic guitar, newly serviced and with neck reset done.
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Recalling the Martin D-42, the Eastman E40D-SB takes the classic lines and appointments of the most successful dreadnought designs. The SB denotes a sunburst finish. The top is solid Adirondack Spruce, the back and sides are Indian Rosewood, the neck mahogany and the fingerboard and bridge are ebony. Abalone inlays are used throughout the guitar, on the headstock, fingerboard, and around the top and soundhole.
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Based on the classic dreadnought design, the Martin D-16RGT brings classic looks and classic tone to modern guitar specifications.
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The National Dueco single cone resophonic guitar is based on pre-WWII National guitars with a special ‘frozen’ finish.
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David Wren worked for Jean Larrivee along with other highly respected builders like Grit Laskin and Serge deJonge, before moving out on his own.
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