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Artinger Chambered Solidbody - starting at $3600

Chambered body, 25" scale, Mahogany neck with dual carbon fiber reinforcement, 1 11/16" nut width, Ebony fingerboard with ‘jogged’ 2mm dot inlay, Ebony headplate, Mahogany body core...

Artinger Semi Hollow - starting at $3800-$4200

25" scale, Mahogany neck with dual carbon fiber reinforcement, Ebony fingerboard with 'jogged' 2mm dot inlay, Ebony headplate, Mahogany body core, Choice of European spruce, mahogany, or maple carved top...

Artinger Singlecut Chambered Solid - starting at $3600

Chambered body, 25" scale, Mahogany neck with dual carbon fiber reinforcement, 1 11/16" nut width, Ebony fingerboard with ‘jogged’ 2mm dot inlay, Ebony headplate, Mahogany body core...

Asher Electro Sonic- $4800-$6500

Inspired by Asher's lap steel, the Electro Sonic guitar is designed for bottle-neck players and guitarists looking for fat tone and great sustain. The neck is hand carved with a smooth transition into the body for easy access to the upper frets...

Bochar Supertone SE - $2695

With its unique body contours and matching headstock, the Supertone design pays homage to vintage instruments while incorporating exotic curves and JBG’s distinctive design features.

The Supertone SE features an alder body with maple top and maple neck...

Bochar Supertone XT - $3195

With its unique body contours and matching headstock, the Supertone design pays homage to vintage instruments while incorporating exotic curves and JBG’s distinctive design features.

The Supertone XT features a Limba body and neck and other exotic hardwood options...

Briggs Artisan Series Classic SH (Black Betty) - $5995

Body: 1 Piece Honduran Mahogany, Top: 1 Piece African Mahogany, Neck: 1 Piece Honduran Mahogany, Neck Profile: Chunky, Neck Pickup: Lollar Imperial Low-Wind...

Briggs Custom

Jack Briggs makes incredible set-neck instruments with impeccable workmanship and versatile tone. Briggs instruments feature Arched toped, chambered bodies (flat tops occasionally emerge), one piece necks with carbon fiber reinforcements, beautiful bound fingerboards, several different neck carves, and Jason Lollar pickups. The different neck carves include; Slim, Standard, Chunky, Colossal and 3 boatshaped sizes from the soft-vee'd Small Boat to the harder-vee'd Full Boat and the Apollo only Artist carve.

Cp Thornton Blues Queen (Semi0Hollow Archtop) - $4032

“We call it The Blues Queen, but one Thornton owner in Austin, Texas has nicknamed it his Bad Girl. This Blues player’s dream guitar is right at home turned up loud and belting out blues licks. The unique design combines a Semi-Hollowbody without F holes, Mahogany for woodiness, Maple for brightness and sustain, and Lindy Fralin P-90s to capture it all.” -Chuck Thornton

Cp Thornton Elite (Semi-Hollow Archtop) - $5330

“The Elite is an all Curly Maple guitar that has fantastic sustain and punch. My unique Ebony Tailpiece option gives a little more warmth and woodiness to the tone of the guitar although if you do a lot of string bends you will probably want the traditional stop tailpiece." -Chuck Thornton

Cp Thornton Jazz Elite (Semi-Hollow Archtop) - $5265

“The Jazz Elite has a Curly Maple back, sides and neck with a Spruce top. The Spruce top has the warmth Jazz requires, and the clarity of the Maple give this instrument that single note definition that finger style Jazz players strive for." -Chuck Thornton

Cp Thornton Professional (Semi-Hollow Archtop) - $4368

“This is the most versatile guitar I make. I have heard this instrument play so many different styles and it seems to do them extremely well. I heard this smoking player play Country, Blues even B-Bop to ZZ Top on this guitar and he had fingers and ears that wouldn’t quit. This guitar seemed to give him all the tones he was looking for." -Chuck Thornton

Cp Thornton Professional Acoustic (Semi-Hollow Archtop) - $4470

“I set out to design a guitar for the player who uses both electric and acoustic tones. I worked for an Acoustic guitar company for about ten years and Dana Bourgeois told me that the most recorded guitar in Nashville was the Martin D18 because Mahogany and Spruce recorded better than Rosewood and Spruce." -Chuck Thornton

Cp Thornton Professional Acoustic II (Semi-Hollow) - $4625

"One day my friend Denny Breau and I were talking about an acoustic gig he had coming up and he made a comment that an electric guitar equipped with piezo pickups is great for the electric player who needs an acoustic sound. But, he said, you can’t play it like an acoustic because it has electric guitar strings and you can’t dig into them like you can acoustic guitar strings." -Chuck Thornton

Delm NC-11A - $6500

The NC-11 features a modern body shape inspired by a classic familiar style that is carved from solid mahogany and hollowed out with a corresponding inner top carve to maximize chamber volume area, sonic character and tonal resonance...

Delm NC-11H - $6500

Delm PCP-B - $6500

Purpose – Courage - Persistence is what the PCP range of Delm guitars are all about. The PCP range is dedicated to those who are determined to take their playing into another world...

Delm PCP-BM - $6500

Purpose – Courage - Persistence is what the PCP range of Delm guitars are all about. The PCP range is dedicated to those who are determined to take their playing into another world...

Delm PCP-M - $6500

Purpose – Courage - Persistence is what the PCP range of Delm guitars are all about. The PCP range is dedicated to those who are determined to take their playing into another world...

Delm PCP-R - $6500

Purpose – Courage - Persistence is what the PCP range of Delm guitars are all about. The PCP range is dedicated to those who are determined to take their playing into another world...

Dismal Ax Barnstormer

After World War I, and before aviation regulations, many former military pilots bought surplus planes from the government and toured the countryside performing daring aerial stunts. They were called Barnstormers, and these guitars are a tribute to them, the planes they flew and the barns they stormed; blending the rough textures of the barn into the sleek, spare lines of the plane, the pilot having bailed shortly before the calamity...

Dismal Ax Muleskinner

Mules were the backbone of overland transportation in America before the advent of the steam engine and remained a vital part of logging and agriculture long into the era of the iron horse. They are, however, much smarter and less cooperative by nature than their mechanical counterparts (though nearly as tough) and they typically require something other than sheer brute force to convince them to perform the tasks put to them. This was the domain of the muleskinner; to outsmart, or skin, these ornery beasts and keep freight moving across the expanding frontier at two miles per hour...

Dismal Ax Privycaster

The Privycaster takes its name from that ubiquitous rural comfort station known as the outhouse, as well as the iconic guitar from whence its shape is derived...

Dismal Ax Redbird

Eastern red cedar (Juniperus Virginiana) is the primary feature of these guitars and basses. Other than that, anything goes...

Dismal Ax Road Dog

Love it or hate it, the internal combustion engine has earned a special place in the hallowed halls of Americana. The golden age of the automobile brought new freedom of movement and left behind a massive carbon skidmark, along with a nearly endless trail of discarded license plates...

Dismal Ax Rusticator

In Maine, the term rusticator refers to those folks who came from the big cities in the summertime during the late 19th and early 20th centuries to enjoy a bucolic lifestyle, but without abandoning the creature comforts they were accustomed to. This series, then, represents the upper crust of Dismal Ax and is where the rustic motif gets blended with other themes and styles...

Dudley Custom

Peter Dudley creates only custom instruments which, in general, are variations on a theme. Natural wood bindings and pristine hand-cut inlays are standard fare in Dudley guitars, but he is equally concerned with tone, gently pushing each instrument in one direction or another to have a distinct and recognizable voice of its own...

Elliott Raven

The species of wood used for this guitar body is mahogany with an Adirondack spruce top. There is binding on the body. The neck is a lap sawn, maple neck with a Madagascar rosewood fingerboard and white binding; traditional clay marking dots; and custom side dots. The neck has a nitro finish...

Fano Psonicsphear, Retrosphear and Stratosphear - $1995

Introducing Sphears, the retro-futuristic breakthrough from master builder Dennis Fano. AlumAcrylic bodies feature a chambered acrylic core fused to an anodized aluminum skin. Psonicsphear, Retrosphear, Strotosphear. It's a look, feel and sound that will take you back - to the future...

Fibenare Basic Jazz Models - $2550-$5040

The Fibenare Basic Jazz series is Fibenare's line of vintage-inpired guitars, which includes the Double Cut, the Single Cut, the Single Cut Classic Style, the Single Cut Rahan and the Single Cut Rosewood...

Gene Baker Wood Model - from $3995

The b3 "WOOD" MODEL is one of Gene's greatest achievements. This guitar sounds bigger, deeper and richer than most any 335 style guitar or for that matter, any semi to full hollowbody rock/blues/jazz guitar out there...

Giffin 12-String

This guitar was really a labour of love! Having been a 12-string freak since "Walk right in" by The Rooftop Singers in the early '60s and the wonderful sound of The Byrds - Roger Giffin knew that he had to make the ultimate electric 12 string. It had to have a neck that you could actually play on! It had to have a big, ringing, jangly sound - which meant a hollow body. A hollow body, though, usually meant unwanted feedback, so Giffin designed his uncoupled, isolated bridge mount, which effectively cut out almost all unwanted feedback while retaining the full hollow body sound. The neck is not too big, not too thin, the string spacing is accurate and comfortable...

Giffin Valiant

In Roger Giffin's words:
"After many years of being asked 'Can you build me a Les Paul?' and having to politely say 'No,' I made time at last to design something that would fill this obvious gap in my model range. It had to follow certain well established criteria without stepping on any toes, so it took a while to finalize, but I believe the outcome was worth the wait..."

Harden Engineering Excalibur - $5500

This guitar is heavy (but not necessarily in the sense of weight)! It's like Robert Johnson meeting up with Jimi at the crossroads! The combination of mahogany and aluminum produces a deep growl with pristine highs and harmonics--the feel of an acoustic with the power of an electric, and like having an old Dobro neck on your Les Paul...

Hopkins Nova SH-1

The Nova SH-1 is a modern take on one of the most important innovations of the electric era, the semi - hollow. The "Nova" styling gives a refreshing edge to the classic lines of this venerable workhorse...

Johan Gustavsson Bluesmaster-S - $10,945

Johan's objective with the Bluesmaster-S was to add some air around the notes. He has maintained the familiar Bluesmaster '59 perimeter while radically altering the construction...

John Page P-1 - from $4325

The P-l has a multi-chambered Honduran Mahogany body with a Flamed Maple top, a 5 piece laminated neck of Eastern Hard Maple and Honduran Mahogany, and a contemporary 6 section bridge. It was designed for "a more adult tone" than a traditional solid body electric....

Kauer Argonaut

The Argonaut, the doppelganger of the Daylighter Hollowbody, is the pinnacle of Kauer's Daylighter Hollowbody development. Unlike the traditional Daylighter Hollowbody, the Argonaut features a fully carved (internally and externally) Ambrosia Maple back attached to a hollow Spanish Cedar core...

Kauer Daylighter Semi-Hollow

The Daylighter Semi-Hollow has become the "Swiss Army Knife" of the Daylighter line. The Semi-Hollow has a unique voice that straddles the lines between The Daylighter, yet retains a little warmer tone with a slightly softer attack. While not immediately noticeable, slight hollow, woody overtones are present as well...

Kevin Green Model A

Fully hollow or hollow with bridge block construction, 25" scale length, 13" lower bout, 1 5/8" body depth, Choice of Honduran Mahogany or figured maple back, sides, and neck, Choice of figured maple or spruce top woods, Ebony fingerboard, bridge, tailpiece, pickup surrounds, pick guard and knobs, Holly binding, Choice of pickups and volume/tone layout, Choice of nitrocellulose lacquer or French Polish finish (nitrocellulose lacquer shown)...

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