Acoustic Guitar

Following up on the revamp of their Masterworks series, Alvarez introduces the newly redesigned MDA70. Related Feature:Alvarez Masterworks Series The company has made further improvements to the Masterworks line since its launch early this year, and the newly specked MDA70 shows how the brand continues to push for quality while retaining competitive pricing. This mid-priced […]

Alvarez introduces the Grateful Dead Series signature guitars as part of the company’s 50th Anniversary celebration, coincidentally, this year is also the band’s 50th anniversary. These guitars are based on Bob Weir’s WY1BW acoustic-electric and comes in two models, the AFGD65 Flag and Montage. Both guitars feature custom artwork inspired by classic Grateful Dead images,

Yamaha introduces the FS730S, an affordable concert-sized acoustic guitar with rosewood back, sides, bridge and fingerboard. Related Feature:Top 7 Acoustics Under $300! This guitar is essentially a rosewood variation of the company’s popular FG730S model, carrying over the same shape and specs but with upgraded tone and looks. When it comes to acoustic guitar bodies,

Washburn’s Comfort Series has a new 3/4 size dreadnought acoustic guitar with koa top, back and sides, the WCDM55K. Related Feature:Acoustic-Electric Parlor Guitars This guitar is part of Washburn’s three new 3/4 size small body guitar, which target students, beginners and players who prefer smaller instruments. Many of the 3/4 size acoustics in the market

Yamaha introduces an the FG850, an all-mahogany dreadnought from their revamped FG acoustic guitar line. Related Feature:Best Acoustic-Electrics under $500 This guitar combines the louder and punchier sound of the updated FG series with the warmth and woody tone of an all-mahogany body, resulting in an instrument with more emphasis on the lows and richer

Collings have introduce their new T Series acoustic guitars, designed to reproduce the tone of vintage guitars from the ’30s, similar to the way most Parlor Guitars do. Related Feature:Best Acoustic Guitar Brands This new line of dreadnought and OM size guitars are co-developed by guitarist Julian Lage with the help of vintage expert Jim

Washburn Guitars unveil their new Heritage line, an expansive collection of acoustic guitars that cover multiple wood configuration and shape. Washburn HJ40SCE Related Feature:Washburn WCG187CE 7-String Acoustic The current line up is divided into four series of guitars, the Heritage 10 Series being the most affordable and feature basic specs. The other three include Heritage

Fender Musical Instruments Corporation (FMIC) have a new acoustic guitar line called Paramount, traditional styled instruments with all solid tonewood bodies – all of which are competitively priced. Fender Paramount Deluxe Triple-0 Related Feature:Fender Wayne Kramer Signature Acoustic The company described this new line as just the first in their company’s growing line of performance

Michael Kelly Guitars has announced the release of new Nostalgia Series acoustic guitars for 2010. The best-selling series offers a mixture of acoustic guitar styles from classic Dreadnoughts to cutaway models, a 12-string, and more. The new Nostalgia N10CEC provides all of the volume and projection that you would expect from a full-sized Dreadnought guitar

Michael Kelly Guitar Company announced today that they would be producing a new series of limited production mandolins. Ranging from new models to reissues of old favorites, these special mandolins will be available in very limited numbers and released incrementally this year from June through December. The Limited Edition Models include: Legacy FSE Black Limited