1936 D-18

Funky, beat up, wonderful old Martin D-18.

Ryan Thorell

The Grand

Bill Tippin

The Crescendo is the flagship model of the Tippin line. Slightly larger than a 00012 in size, the Crescendo is suited to all playing styles. This model blends the playability of the 14 fret OMT with the rich tone associated with the 00012 fret body size. The Crescendo boasts rich bass, snappy mids, and definitive trebles, all combining to create excellent balance and projection.

Kathy Wingert

These dyed bridge pins are an excellent argument for having extra sets of "pins" for your guitar.  Changing your "pins" with each string change gives your guitar a little face lift and you never know--a bridge pin change may just alter your tone enough to change it from great to fantastic.

Yamamoto

Koa back and sides with an Adirondack spruce top

Mister B Wallpaper

As I have said before, Mister B is a lucky man.  Xaver Guitars rule!

J-45 Red Spruce (in Sunsetburst)

If you know how I feel about J-45's, then you will understand why I had to post this beauty.

Johnny Blues playing a Gretsch

You are in good company Johnny Blues.  Gretsches have been played by Billy Gibbons, Brian Setzer, Chet Atkins, Duane Eddy, Malcom Young, Stephen Stills and of course, The Airborne Toxic Event.

Buck Owens

Old Buck was a pretty good picker--and how about his great red, white and blue guitars.

Lucas Haneman

The amazing Lucas Haneman with his Pat Hawley 8-string guitar.  Yes ladys and gentlemen--count them--this guitar has eight strings on it and I actually got to play it.

Manzer

This guitar is for sale folks--it is used, but in very good condition.  Please let me know if you buy it!

Under Construction

Of course I am speechless.  Lucky this photo requires no comment.  Just a gasp at the beauty of the materials.  And yes--that inlay is brass.