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    Bourgeois Custom OMC Deep Body Country Boy HS


    $0.00

    This is a custom build featuring Sinker Mahogany and Aged Tone Adirondack Spruce on a Deep Body OM Cutaway. It has a 1 23/32" narrow nut width and ...

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    Alembic Crest Bass

    Original price $17,625.00

    Current price $14,100.00

    Alembic's newest model! The single cut Crest bass in flame Walnut looks and plays great and sounds even better. 32" medium scale bass Top Figu...

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  • Alembic King 5 Bass

    Original price $23,450.00

    Current price $18,760.00

    This gorgeous 34" scale 5-string features a Cocobolo top and back, continuous wood backplates and MK Signature Electronics. With hard shell case. ...

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  • Alembic Skylark

    Original price $17,350.00

    Current price $13,880.00

    Unbelievable comfort and playability are the hub of the Skylark’s design. Tune the filter frequency higher and get enough highs to satisfy an...

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  • Rick Turner Model 1 Deluxe Electric Guitar

    Original price $8,090.00

    Current price $7,280.00

    We are proud to be the exclusive Turner dealer in New England. This super-versatile Burgundy Gloss beauty features an Active Preamp & Parametri...

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  • Bourgeois 00/C Custom Cutaway

    Original price $10,149.00

    Current price $9,134.00

    This Custom cutaway OO has everything you need to make beautiful music! The Ghost Flower headstock inlay and other appointments like 1930's style p...

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    2010 Bourgeois 00 Guatemalan Rosewood & Adirondack Spruce


    $4,999.00

    Sweet sounding, multi-dimensional tone and easy playing this 00 is exceptional. Built from stunning straight grained Guatemalan Rosewood paire...

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    2009 Santa Cruz 1929 OO All Mahogany


    $4,499.00

    One of our absolute favorite guitar models, the 1929 00 from Santa Cruz has a warm, rich and dry tone that sings. The compact form factor and short...

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    2022 Martin OMJM John Mayer


    $2,999.00

    This John Mayer signature model is in very good to excellent condition with only light signs of play. In light of his ever-expanding reputation and...

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    2001 PRS Limited Edition Brazilian Single Cut


    $4,000.00

    Solid Brazilian Rosewood neck and Red Tiger finish are what makes this outstanding guitar really special. It plays and sounds just great! It has a ...

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    2021 Martin Custom Shop 000-28 1937 Authentic

    Original price $5,999.00

    Current price $4,749.00

    This beautiful Martin 000-28 features pre-war construction techniques with the added modern benefit of a Truss Rod. The lovely Adirondack and India...

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  • 2022 Tom Anderson Raven Classic Bullitt Green w/ Gold Hardware


    $3,299.00

    If you are reading this, you have already been swept off your feet by this stunning Tom Anderson. The sparkly Bullitt Green finish paired with Gold...

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  • 2016 Mule Resophonic Tricone


    $3,699.00

    In demand and rarely available, these Mule Resophonics have become a hot item over the past few years for their rich quality tone and feel. The age...

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  • 2022 Santa Cruz Style 1 - Cocobolo!


    $7,995.00

    This beautiful sounding Cocobolo/German Spruce O size guitar sports a 1 3/4" nut width, 2 3/16" bridge spacing and a 24.75" scale length for easy p...

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  • 1973 Martin D-35


    $3,299.00

    This classic D-35 is in Excellent Condition. We just gave it a new Ebony bridge, a neck-reset and full refret so it plays as good as it sounds and ...

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  • 2011 Taylor 316ce


    $1,299.00

    This guitar is in very good condition with some signs of play and very light fret-wear. This guitar sounds and plays great and has nice low action....

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  • 2008 Taylor 355ce


    $1,299.00

    This guitar is in very good condition with some signs of play. This guitar sounds and plays great and has nice low action. It comes with its origin...

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  • Collings I-35 LC Vintage Electric Guitar - Faded Cherry


    $7,475.00

    Drawing inspiration from the best instruments of the 1960s, Collings newest offering in the I-35 lineup provides an exceptionally loose and organic...

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  • National Reso-Phonic ResoRocket 12 Fret Steel w/Hot-Plate® Pickup

    Original price $5,200.00

    Current price $4,680.00

    Here’s a National Resophonic that has it all! This Brushed Steel 12-fret guitar is full of vibe and has that great, classic singe-cone sound. The R...

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    c. 1960 Fender Studio Deluxe Lap Steel w/ Legs, Cover and Case


    $999.00

    In very good condition. This great-sounding, classic instrument is ready to jam, record and gig!

  • Taylor AD14ce-SB LTD


    $1,999.00

    The 50th Anniversary AD14ce-SB LTD embodies five decades of Taylor history. The Sitka spruce /walnut tonewood pairing traces back to Bob Taylo...

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    2012 Gibson SGJ


    $899.00

    With gig bag.

  • Yamaha LL-TA


    $799.00

    With hard shell case.

What are the best guitars for beginners? 

The best guitars for beginners have to be both affordable and high-quality, so that you don't have to struggle and can enjoy excellent tone. We recommend that all beginners start with Taylor guitars, particularly the Academy, GS-Mini or Baby guitars, as they are affordable, North American made and easily adjusted by a skilled guitar tech. Many of our customers have a limited budget, or want a guitar they don't have to worry about taking to the camp fire. In this case, we recommend Yamaha guitars as excellent entry level guitars. We have found that they stand out from the competing in terms of their build quality, playability and they are remarkably durable. In summary, the best guitars for beginners are Taylor and Yamaha guitars. However we always recommend that beginners purchase the best quality guitar they can afford, that way they can enjoy the experience and have an instrument that they can grow into. And the worst guitars for beginners tend to be old ones, with rusty strings and high action (where the guitar strings are hard to press down). In that case, we often recommend getting a fresh new Yamaha or Taylor to get started. Once you move from beginner to intermediate, we have an entire world of professional, top shelf guitars to enjoy from Bourgeois, Collings, Santa Cruz, Lowden, Huss & Dalton, Preston Thompson and more!