Slotted Peghead

❌SOLD❌ Taylor GC8 Left Handed Steel String Guitar, 2010

On September 4, 2018 /

This left handed acoustic, a 2010 Taylor GC8, with a compact Grand Concert body and slotted peghead, of Sitka Spruce paired with Indian Rosewood. The Taylor GC8 Left Handed neck is Mahogany, with a bound ebony fingerboard and ebony bridge. This guitar is in good overall condition, with a small amount of cosmetic finish separation in the area of the neck joint. Otherwise, it’s very clean with only light wear. The original hard shell case is included.

Used

Price: $1,299.00 CAD

This instrument has sold

❌ SOLD ❌ National Resophonic Style O Nickel Plate, 2015

On July 9, 2018 /

The National Resophonic Style O – yes it’s a letter O, not a zero – goes back to the designs of the 1920s and early salvoes in the Guitar Volume Wars. This 12-fret neck example, dating to March 2015 and built at the National plant in San Luis Obispo, California, blends features of the Style O and Style O Deluxe, particularly in the choice of Mother of Pearl diamond shape position markers. It is in pristine condition with the original hard shell case.

Used

Price: $2,650.00 CAD

This instrument has sold

❌ SOLD ❌ C.F. Martin O-16 NY Acoustic Guitar, 1976

On May 30, 2018 /

The Martin O-16 NY appeared with the American Folk Boom, and references very early Martin guitars made before 1898 in New York, before the move to Nazareth, PA. The O body size is 13.5 inches wide, and the 12-fret neck has a slotted peg head. As a ’16’, binding only appears on the top.

Vintage

Price: $2,500.00 CAD

This instrument has sold

❌ SOLD ❌ C. F. Martin 000-15S Steel String Guitar Mahogany, 2006

On April 5, 2018 /

The C. F. Martin 000-15S Steel String Guitar body size looks back to Martin’s early history, first appearing in 1906 as the 000-18. Previously, the 0 and 00 sizes drew from Georg Stauffer and traditional designs. As far back as the 1820s, C F Martin worked with Stauffer in Vienna, Austria as shop foreman. In 1833 he moved to New York, finally settling in the more familiarly Germanic area of Nazareth, Pennsylvania. The early guitars built there strongly resemble the ‘0’ body size. These body designs produce a well balanced, even tone with good representation across the frequency range. As the body size increases, the potential for output volume does too – the 000 is the loudest of the group. The use of mahogany for the top provides a warm, rich tone, not quite as bright or sparkly as spruce can provide.

Used

Price: $1,400.00 CAD

This instrument has sold