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2003 Ribbecke Thinline, Mahogany/Maple
We just took on a good looker today, friends. This Thinline from Tom Ribbecke hails from 2003, features a semi-hollow Mahogany body and Figured Maple top, Mahogany neck plus wide nut, and a Humbucker-Single-Coil-Humbucker pickup arrangement. Weighing in about eight pounds, this Ribbecke has some heft to it, and some sweet sustain as a result. If you’re looking for a wider-spec’d fingerboard, look no further! Comes in a Road Runner gig bag.
Other keywords/misspellings – duane simpson, fingerstyle, thin-line, thin line, tele-style, 450, birdseye
$7,800 Add to cartScale Length 24.875 in Nut Width 1.875 in String Spacing 2.125 in Woods Maple, Mahogany 
2011 Artinger Chambered Solidbody, Mahogany/English Sycamore
This 2011 Artinger looks great, feels great, and sounds fantastic. What more is there could you want? Seymour Duncan P90s with volume-volume-tone knobs and three-way switch is straightforward, but still offers a ton of options for your tonal palette. The body is chambered for a slim 7lb playing weight, and comes wrapped up in a striking Cedar Creek alligator skin(ish) hardshell case.
Other keywords/misspellings – duane simpson, semi-hollow, semihollow, p-90
$3,645 Add to cartScale Length 25 in Nut Width 1.75 in String Spacing 2.04 in Woods Sycamore - English, Mahogany 
2016 Kostal OMC, Brazilian Rosewood/German Spruce
A gorgeous example of Jason Kostal’s handiwork, this OM Cutaway from 2016 not only has premium tonewoods with Brazilian Rosewood back and sides and German Spruce on top, it also features Jason’s eye for color and curve, both at the rosette with his stained glass motif and with the two-tone carved head stock of Ebony and Brazilian Rosewood. The voice is classic Kostal: strong bass register, wide open response, perfect for modern fingerstyle.
Here’s an additional demo of this guitar with our dear, late friend, Al Petteway: https://youtu.be/7AL05W0i3pU
Other keywords: luthier, somogyi, fingerpicking, brazilain, omc, hoffee
$22,880 Add to cartScale Length 25 in Nut Width 1.75 in String Spacing 2.281 in Woods Spruce - German, Rosewood - Brazilian 
2009 Keller Jumbo, African Blackwood/Engelmann Spruce
Michael Keller left behind an impressive body of work, just like this 2009 Jumbo. Offset soundholes and dual soundports make for a powerful bass response and responsiveness, and that coupled with over a decade of music under its belt makes for a wide awake and vivid voice. African Blackwood back and sides against Engelmann Spruce top; multi-laminated Mahogany neck with a slender profile; striking red purflings and MOP/Abalone throughout. This Keller Jumbo has been upfitted with a Fishman Matrix pickup as well.
Other keywords/misspellings – fingerstyle, keller guitars, abw, englemann, sound port
$8,320 Add to cartScale Length 25.4 in Nut Width 1.75 in String Spacing 2.25 in Woods Spruce - Engelmann, Blackwood - African 
2016 PRS Grainger 4 10 Top, Mahogany/Maple
We’ve got a powerhouse bass offering from the fine folks at PRS from 2016. This Grainger 4 has PRS’s classically silky setup and playability, plus this black beauty features a tightly figured 10 Top Maple top over Mahogany body. GG bladed pickups plus volume knobs for both pickups, and three-band EQ. Maple neck with Maple fingerboard plus Abalone position markers.
Other keywords/misspellings – gary grainger, 224452, bas, G4, 10-top
$3,640 Add to cartScale Length 34 in Nut Width 1.56 in String Spacing 2.25 in Woods Maple, Mahogany 
2015 Stuart Day Steel City Archtop, Maple/Spruce
Gorgeous. Stuart Day outdid himself with this Steel City Archtop. Built in 2015, the Maple/Spruce body has opened up sweetly, with a quite clear and crisp flavor to the acoustic voice. Sparkling Abalone along the tailpiece, position markers, pickguard, and headstock in an art deco style–again, gorgeous. Perfectly set off by the honey hues of Maple and Spruce. 16 inches across the lower bout and weighing in under six pounds, this Stuart Day Steel City is quick and lively in hand. Bartolini humbucker plus volume and tone, all wrapped up in a Cedar Creek case.
Other keywords/misspellings – duane simpson, arched top, arch top, jazz, jazz box, 10
2015 Fender Custom Shop 55 Stratocaster, Ash/Relic Faded Fiesta Red
We love the work of the Fender Custom Shop; they are undoubtedly producing some of the most excellent electric guitars on the market. Considering they are one of the few who wrote the book on what an electric guitar is, this 1955 relic’d reissue feels, looks, and sounds incredible. It features a full neck profile and handwound ’55-style single-coil pickups. This instrument has the quintessential Stratocaster vibes. It’s been relic’d, so you don’t have to baby the finish, and it already feels well-worn and played-in. This is a lot of electric guitar mojo for the price. Dressed in Faded Fiesta Red, this guitar would look and sound good in anyone’s guitar stable. Oh and by the way, it was signed by Stratocaster master John Cruz.
Other keywords/misspellings: Luthier, lutherie, strat, jimi, srv, jeff beck, surf, vintage, vibe, funk, r&b, john cruz
2016 MJ Franks Legend OMD, Brazilian Rosewood/Carpathian Spruce
We’ve landed another powerhouse example of the modern OM with M.J. Franks at the wheel. This good-looking example comes to us from 2016 as part of his Legend series, and stands out from other OMs with its deep bodied build. Brazilian Rosewood back and sides plus Carpathian Spruce on top, herringbone trim rendered painstakingly with Abalone, then the cherry on top: a bird and flowers alighting on the headstock, inlaid by Craig Lavin. The voice has sweet depth and range, packing more punch than you’d normally see in a medium guitar like this–and we love that. All wrapped up in a Visesnut case plus case cover!
Other keywords/misspellings: abolone, brazilain, brw, 16-211, fingerstyle, orchestra model, 000
$6,760 Add to cartScale Length 25.4 in Nut Width 1.75 in String Spacing 2.25 in Woods Spruce - Carpathian, Rosewood - Brazilian 
2022 Wilborn Luthiers For A Cause Baritone, Maple/Sitka Spruce
Here we have Ben’s baritone build on the Sidewinder body from his Comma Series guitars. Offset soundhole, arm bevel, elevated fingerboard, 27.5″ scale–this monster sings sweetly, plays easily. The body is Flame Maple with Sitka Spruce on top, supplied by Steve Grimes. This guitar was originally crafted for LFAC, please see the additional demo for more info.
Other keywords: lutherie, auction, donation guitar, fingerstyle, 206
Additional demo: https://youtu.be/2_KOxIAQa8I
$13,520 Add to cartScale Length 27.5 in Nut Width 1.8 in String Spacing 2.313 in Woods Spruce - Sitka, Maple 
Brand New Klein & Kauffman 426, Brazilian Rosewood/Sitka Spruce
2024 Klein & Kauffman 426, dressed in Brazilian Rosewood (a gorgeous three-piece back) and Sitka Spruce on top. The size of this guitar and scale length (25.5″) make one beg the question, “What more could a fingerstylist want from a guitar?” A complete and full-sounding large body acoustic, with a soundport, Klein’s signature bridge design, Evo frets, Gotoh tuners, and a rosewood neck. This guitar has a depth and fullness to the sound that is truly unique. Everyone here at the shop gets lost in it as soon as it is played. This guitar leaves nothing to be desired.
Other keywords/misspellings: Luthier, lutherie, bespoke, oregon, Kline, kaufman, pinless, ameritage, 426-170
$18,200 Add to cartScale Length 25.5 in Nut Width 1.75 in String Spacing 2.125 in Woods Spruce - Sitka, Rosewood - Brazilian 
2021 Macdonald “Steal This Book,” Honduran Mahogany/Figured Walnut
A first for us from the bench of James Macdonald, this guitar named “Steal This Book” is one of three in a series crafted by Macdonald, dedicated to counterculture literature. *Steal This Book* by Abbie Hoffman was an exemplification of the 1960s counterculture and quickly sold more than a quarter million copies. The number of books stolen is unknown. This book was quite influential for James Macdonald. In his own words:
“I first came across Abbie Hoffman’s offering in the paperback rack of my local library when I was a seventh grader in the early seventies. I flipped through the pages and saw some sort of instructions on how to make a Molotov Cocktail. As one who spent a lot of time as a kid setting off firecrackers, this looked like fun. I remember giving the library a quick once over and feeling the urge to do as Abbie said—steal the book! My better angels won out that day, and I left it behind. My marquetry tells a different story—*Steal This Book* in the act of being stolen. What a radical name for a book!”
This instrument features astounding marquetry work; the attention to detail here is quite staggering. The headstock veneer references yet another book, the anti-war classic *Johnny Got His Gun* by Dalton Trumbo. The body is Honduran mahogany, with a figured walnut top and a variety of woods making up the marquetry: maple, holly, satinwood, smoked eucalyptus, butternut, and Sitka spruce. Aesthetics aside, this guitar actually sounds incredible, offering classic Les Paul tones. The Sheptone Red Headed Stepchild humbuckers can sing soothingly or scream raucously.
Other keywords/misspellings: Luthier, lutherie, PAF, grover, art, guitar, 2021,
$14,560 Add to cartScale Length 24.75 in Nut Width 1.688 in String Spacing 2 in Woods Walnut, Mahogany - Honduran 
2022 Goodall GC, Cocobolo Rosewood/Master Grade German Spruce
This James Goodall GC from 2022 has a lot going on. Ridiculously nice Cocobolo for the back and sides, paired with some mighty fine Master Grade German Spruce. This guitar has a lot of power, very robust treble strings, and is overall well-balanced. It can easily transition into fingerstyle, singer-songwriter vibes, or really just about anything you ask of it. An instrument of this quality clearly shows why James Goodall guitars are so popular in the guitar world.
Other keywords/misspellings: Luthier, lutherie, medium, EVO, 6898, ameritage
$7,280 Add to cartScale Length 25.5 in Nut Width 1.75 in String Spacing 2.25 in Woods Spruce - German, Rosewood - Cocobolo 
2001 Goodall Parlor, Brazilian Rosewood/Adirondack Spruce
From 2001, this Goodall Parlor decked out in Brazilian Rosewood and Master grade Adirondack Spruce is not only super comfortable but also wide open. With a 25″ scale length and the perfect setup for fingerstyle, this guitar has become a little powerhouse parlor over 23 years of playtime. Whether it’s for the studio, travel, or frankly the couch, this guitar will find a spot in anyone’s collection.
Other keywords/misspellings: Luthier, parlour, lutherie, bespoke, 0, tkl, 2365
$9,360 Add to cartScale Length 25 in Nut Width 1.75 in String Spacing 2.25 in Woods Spruce - Adirondack (Red), Rosewood - Brazilian 
1987 Monteleone Hot Club, Brazilian Rosewood/Engelmann Spruce
From 1987 we have a John Monteleone Hotclub. This is one of those guitars that teaches you to never judge it by its appearance. This axe appears to do one thing, but in all actuality, it does most of the things, and it does them exceedingly well. As you will no doubt hear in our demo, this is a consummate jazz guitar. However, it really transcends any genre or styling. It’s complete, it’s complex, it’s surprising. Brazilian Rosewood for the back and sides, Engelmann Spruce on top—and of course, a healthy dose of the alchemy of time. This guitar is just insanely good. Listen and look for yourself. WOW.
Other keywords/misspellings: Luthier, lutherie, django, fusion, bepoke,
$46,800 Add to cartScale Length 25.25 in Nut Width 1.75 in String Spacing 2.25 in Woods Spruce - Engelmann, Rosewood - Brazilian 
$17,680 Add to cartScale Length 25.75 in Nut Width 1.75 in String Spacing 2.25 in Woods Redwood - Sinker, Rosewood - Brazilian