Looking for a Kevin Ryan guitar, but unable to foot the bill for a new one? Try out this 2004 Mission Grand Concert for size! With the classic combination of East Indian Rosewood back and sides and a Caspian Spruce top, this MGC provides the player with a lively mix of bright trebles, rumbling bass, and smooth playability. If you want your guitar to do double duty as a fingerstyle instrument and flatpicking powerhouse, we’re confident that this MGC can more than foot the bill. She responds very well to an aggressive attack, but is lightly built for more nuanced arrangements. With a well-balanced tone that’s superb for recording and session playing, this MGC can also rule the stage when you need to play amplified once you plug into the L.R. Baggs I-Beam with onboard preamp.
Altered tunings like DADGAD, this guitar eats for breakfast–it even handled Cadd9 without losing the well-defined edge of the bass strings! Featuring a custom shamrock inlay on the heel cap by Larry Robinson himself, you’ll feel pretty lucky every time you get to pull the Mission Grand Concert out of its Calton flight case to play.
Kevin's guitars from the early 2000s all seem to have a smoothness to their voices that I find mesmerizing. If I was looking for one guitar which could handle all my styles, and would be able to cut through the mix in a group setting, this Mission would be the one I'd choose. With tone this glassy, it's tough to put down. 
Ryan's most versatile model, this MGC can do practically anything. It's also a nice, manageable size, making the tone perfectly even across the strings. | Scale Length | 25.75 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.75 in |
| String Spacing | 2.25 in |
| Woods | xx, Rosewood - Indian |
Looking for a Kevin Ryan guitar, but unable to foot the bill for a new one. Try out this 2004 Mission Grand Concert for size
Kevin's guitars from the early 2000s all seem to have a smoothness to their voices that I find mesmerizing. If I was looking for one guitar which could handle all my styles, and would be able to cut through the mix in a group setting, this Mission would be the one I'd choose
Ryan's most versatile model, this MGC can do practically anything. It's also a nice, manageable size, making the tone perfectly even across the strings. 