Steve, John and Tommy

Each face tells a different story.  And how about the diversity of the guitars?  Rock on Dudes!!

OM-45 Deluxe Authentic 1930

I do not think you can get a better production guitar than a Martin.  They have been doing it for a long, long time--and have consistently produced instruments that are second to none at a fair and reasonable price.  No doubt this OM-45 is everything that it should be--and more.  Got an extra $100K?

John Knowles, CGP

The Doctor is in.

Christina Kobler

In the making.  What a beautiful collection of woods crafted masterfully.  Christina knows how it is done!!

1941 000-18--Part 2

But would you pay $13k?

1941 000-18

This old dawg has been around!!

Willie Nelson

Happy to see Willie back "On The Road Again."  

Little Martin

This "Little Martin" has been everywhere.  It has played a lot of great and diverse tunes by more people than I could remember.  And here's the kicker--you can buy a new one for the price of an overhaul!!

Peggy White Guitar

Peggy is heading off to Vancouver--if you are lucky enough to get to see or even own one of her guitars, you will definitely be among a very elite and privileged group.

1954 ES-175D

This is as awe inspiring today as it was in 1954.

1947 L-4

If you are 70 years of age and in as good shape as this L-4--Congratulations!!

Norman Blake

Few would dispute Norman Blake’s place on the Mount Rushmore of acoustic guitarists. He’s spent 50 years defining a flat-picking style adopted by guitarists from Tony Rice to Dave Rawlings. He’s also been a translator of traditional ballads, an influential folk songwriter, and an A-list sideman for the likes of Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, and Kris Kristofferson.

Linda Manzer

Linda has been busy!  And how about the maroon and blue!!