Here we have a well-cared for Goodall Standard in Mahogany and Sitka Spruce. Born in 2000, this great guitar is really opening up nicely. It has the powerful bass and excellent balance that Goodalls are known for, and the neck shape is very comfortable and easy to play. James has said that he feels the Standard represents the crowning achievement of his lutherie career, and we’re inclined to agree.

This 2005 Goodall Parlor was built as a custom order with AAA Quilted Mahogany and a Master Grade Adirondack top. It is accented with Bloodwood bindings and fossil Ivory pins nut and saddle. The satin finished 12 fret neck offers a great feel that will beg you play it time and time again. This is one of the biggest sounding Goodall Parlors we’ve ever heard, very strong and alive with trebles that are colorful and expressive. A true gem.

Here is a spectacular Goodall Koa Jumbo with Reserve Koa with incredible figure. Just look at the photos! For those who don’t know figured Koa is now becoming very hard to find so guitars like this are extra special. The Jumbo body is perfect for this set of Koa as it has wonderful bass response to go with the Koa shimmer. The Sitka top adds warmth and overtones that complete this truly special voice of this Goodall KJ. It has it all, rumble to shine!

The Goodall Pacific Grand Concert combines beautiful Flamed Maple with Red Cedar for a voice that is very compelling. You get the power of the Maple along with the richness of the Cedar. These tonewoods work great together and this has become a very popular model for Goodall Guitars. This one plays beautifully and is absolutely gorgeous.

Here’s a really special Goodall from 2000 feauturing superb flamed Koa bound in rare Purpleheart creating a sublime standout among Goodall Guitars. This model is the Goodall KJK, a jumbo with a big resonant voice. It has all the wonderful Goodall colors in the voice and gorgeous, crisp top end thanks to the Koa. The voice is powerful and bold but always clear and refined. The Koa on the top, back, sides and headplate is all premium, highly figured, the kind that is getting very rare today. Don’t miss this Goodall KJK guitar.

Here we have a mint condition Goodall Rosewood Parlor guitar, RP-12S. The 12 fret design not only makes this easy to hold but puts the bridge in the center of the lower bout for the greatest energy transfer. This Goodall Parlor has a sweet voice, it’s very easy to produce a loud voice and of course it has all the wonderful Goodall color and tonal ambiance they are famous for.

From James Goodall comes a very well rounded Concert Jumbo. But this one is upgraded with Honduran Rosewood long heralded for it’s rich tone. The Martin Company has offered multiple limited edition in Honduran Rosewood over the years. The top is versatile Sitka Spruce, which offers beauty, power and the Goodall overtones. Fitted with a cutaway and setup perfectly you’ll truly enjoy playing this guitar.

This is a lovely Goodall Grand Concert with very pretty Indian Rosewood, Goodall’s trademark Koa bindings, and a really beautiful AAA Spruce top. This guitar can do a lot of things well… fingerstyle, strumming, and single lines. This is a great all-round guitar at a very nice price.