Hiscox Musical Instrument Cases are made in the Staffordshire, England to the highest standards. These ultra-lightweight cases are “flight worthy”. With 800 pounds of “crush resistance”, they’re ideal for air-travel. Even the most determined baggage handler will be hard pressed to damage your guitar in a Hiscox case!
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The Shubb Fine Tune Capo has been the players choice for guitar and banjo capos for nearly forty years. Shubbs Fine Tune Capo utilizes a unique patented over-center locking principle. Its action closely resembles that of the human hand -they’re one of the most accurate capo’s in the world.
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Here we have an extremely rare and completely intact mid 19th century coffin case. As it was sold in Virginia, we expect that it was Made in the USA around 1850. It has the number 3 pencilled into it which may have referred to the Martin size 3 guitar.
Ruby’s Guitar Armrest is a simple armrest that attaches to the lower bass side of the guitar with suction cups, and supports the forearm away from the top. This removable design does not require any modification to the instrument, and if used properly (just remove the armrest after playing) will not harm the instrument in any way.
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Monitoring the humidity level in your music room is THE most important guitar-maintenance you will ever do. To this end, we have commissioned Barigo, a German Scientific-Instrument maker to produce this precision, mechanical, dial-hygrometer. This easy-to-read 4″ diameter instrument is accurate to a conservative tolerance of 3% RH and housed in brass trimmed metal enclosure. The dial face indicates the relative humidity with colour coded zones; red (dangerously low), yellow (caution) and green (optimum). Each hygrometer has been calibrated by the
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Malcolm Newton, founder of Newtone strings, is an ex-coal miner and lineman. He spent many years as a wire rope and cable maker, eventually found his métier as a world-class guitar and mandolin string maker.Malcolm recently retired and Newtone ownership passed to his right-hand man, Neil Silverman.
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(Discontinued) Martin OM-21 Special
