We here at Dream Guitars have been long time friends and fans of Bill Tippin. His guitars certainly helped inspire our niche of the guitar business back in the day, and if you have ever played one of bill’s guitars you know why. This 2005 Staccato in Brazilian Rosewood and Adirondack Spruce has all the warmth and grand tone of an OM but in a much smaller, easier-to-hold package. The voice of this little gem truly is special, full and clear with a focus on uniformity of tone from string to string. Take a look at that Brazilian Rosewood; you can easily get lost in the grain patterns. To top it all off, the Staccato comes with a custom Calton flight case, the perfect protection for the perfect fingerstyle guitar.
Other keywords/misspellings: Luthier, Lutherie, 506000, 24.9, Al Petteway, Dustin Furlow, Billy Presnell
Bill builds some of my favorite guitars. I have owned many over the years, and they have a richness of tone that I find really suits my style. In my mind, this Staccato represents all that I love about Tippin guitars. it has a voice that will blow most anything out of the water, and it is beautiful without being heavily appointed. There's no question: this is a flawless gem. 
Intimate, inviting, and downright exciting! Bill Tippin nails it with his easy-playing Staccato model, here upgraded with gorgeous Brazilian Rosewood. 
One of the finest guitars you'll find anywhere. This one is special because of the exquisite Brazilian Rosewood used for the back and sides. 1 in stock
| Scale Length | 24.9 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.688 in |
| String Spacing | 2.313 in |
| Woods | Spruce - Adirondack (Red), Rosewood - Brazilian |
We here at Dream Guitars have been long time friends and fans of Bill Tippin. His guitars certainly helped inspire our niche of the guitar business back in the day, and if you have ever played one of bill's guitars you know why
Bill builds some of my favorite guitars. I have owned many over the years, and they have a richness of tone that I find really suits my style
Intimate, inviting, and downright exciting. Bill Tippin nails it with his easy-playing Staccato model, here upgraded with gorgeous Brazilian Rosewood.
One of the finest guitars you'll find anywhere. This one is special because of the exquisite Brazilian Rosewood used for the back and sides. 
