The Eastman folks just dropped by with a brand-new model, the AR-371 CE and it looks, plays and sounds great.
Based on the template of the E line designed by Jose Ramirez III, Amalia Ramirez has created the Ramirez 125th Anniversary Studio Guitar model as a Limited Edition built during the five years from 2007-2012, celebrating the 125th Anniversary of the Ramirez workshop!
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Congratulations to Deering on their 35th anniversary and the Deering 35th Anniversary Banjo. Job well done !
Greg and Janet Deering run the premier banjo company in North American and build more banjos than all the other banjo makers combined. This 35th commemorative banjo is the personal project of Greg Deering and he combines several of his latest technological advancements in this banjo; the Eagle flange, The Aught Six tone ring, the Red-maple rim, the Deering special alloy tailpiece; all put together to make one of the finest sounding we have heard. And as for the looks…well… stunning, spectacular, awesome, elegant…where’s my thesaurus !
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The Smith and Young line is named after Eric Smith and Don Young, the owners of National ResoPhonic Guitars. This line of instruments is intended to reproduce historically correct pre-war era instruments, in the style of the highly desirable late 1930s Dobro guitars with Spider bridges.
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The National ResoLectric Revolver is a really interesting instrument, and lets you take the resophonic concept into any volume context. It looks great, it’s comfortable to play, and it sounds wonderful. The combination of P-90 and piezo makes it tonally very verstatile.
Small body, Big tone! Based on the big and bold tone of the popular Grand Symphony body shape this guitar is scaled down to be the perfect size for the couch or on the go. This guitar has such a full voice its hard to imagine it coming from such a small, comfortable package. Featuring Taylor’s patented NT neck and optional ES go pickup this modern parlor guitar is built to last, gig ready and so much fun to play it should be illegal!
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