Fender 096-8312-021 Tim Armstrong Hellcat 12 Strings Acoustic Guitar + Free Carry Case

The Taylor 110 is a superb option for the budget-minded guitarist or an “extra” guitar for the seasoned player, the 110ce has an extremely rich and versatile voice. A cutaway adds upper range to Taylor’s most affordable full-size dreadnought, while the ES-T pickup primes you for plugging in.

This well-established and innovative solid wood 16 Series guitar was originally conceived and developed as an experiment to deliver better sound at a lower cost by using a special combination of Martin’s proprietary bracing systems. The Forward-Shifted X Scalloped bracing, as you’ll find on this DC-16E, has become a longtime Martin favorite. The DC-16E is crafted of premium tonewoods, including a solid Sitka spruce top, sycamore sides and back, and a black ebony fingerboard. In a dreadnought-sized guitar, this tonewood package delivers huge, yet balanced tone. Nearly 16 inches wide and five inches deep, the “D” is Martin’s largest body, giving the DC-16E one of the biggest voices in the acoustic guitar world. Take the stage, plug in, and the exquisite Martin tone is flawlessly amplified by the onboard Fishman Matrix VT Enhance electronics.

Acoustic guitar with dreadnought body shape from F series that offers the quality, design and sound you would expect from a Yamaha acoustic and puts it in an affordable price. It features a sapele body with spruce top plate and a nato neck fitted with a rosewood fingerboard with 20 frets. Scale length is 648 mm, fingerboard radius is 400 mm and nut width is 43 mm. Other features include a rosewood bridge and urea plastic nut fret and saddle. The guitar is equipped with chrome-plated die-cast tuners and has Tobacco Brown Sunburst finish

Martin is putting a new tonewood spin on their DCRSG dreadnought 6-string acoustic-electric guitar. The top is cut from a great piece of Sitka spruce for the way it imparts a clear tonality with plenty of volume. Mutenye is chosen for the DCRSG’s back and sides. It boasts a balanced tone across all frequencies. And the DCRSG dreadnought is outfitted with Fishman’s Sonitone pickup system. Not only do these electronics sound great, but their low-profile design keeps the integrity of your instrument’s appearance.

Taylor’s Baby Taylor-e acoustic-electric guitar is the perfect travel companion and writing guitar thanks to it’s compact size. A Sitka spruce top and layered sapele back and sides give this guitar a tone that transcends its size. The 3/4-size design is extremely comfortable and fun to play. And when you need to plug in, the Baby-e has Taylor’s new Expression System Baby pickup built in. It uses the under-saddle pickup of the ES2 system coupled with a preamp that sports a chromatic tuner. Whether you’re looking for a guitar to craft songs on or a great travel guitar, the Taylor Baby Taylor-e is the perfect choice.

The Martin DC-28E acoustic-electric guitar delivers an incredibly high velocity of sound, allowing you to pick dynamically and aggressively without sacrificing tone. Deep, resonant bass response with rich overtones combines with powerful volume and projection to create a sound that demands attention. You’ll love the comfortable feel of the DC-28E’s Modified Low Oval neck and slick-playing ebony fingerboard. Fishman Aura VT Enhance electronics ensure that your DC-28E is ready to hit the stage. No matter what type of music you play, the Martin DC-28E acoustic-electric guitar is up to the task.

The Martin D-15M acoustic guitar is a throwback to Martin’s Style 15 models, which had their heyday back in the 1940s. A departure from Martin’s more common spruce-topped models, the D-15M features an A-frame-X-braced mahogany top on an all-mahogany dreadnought body. A truly unique instrument, you’ll find that the deep overtones of this all-mahogany dreadnought is perfect for filling out higher vocals and accompanying brighter spruce-topped acoustic guitars. If you’re looking for an acoustic that combines complex tones and powerful projection, you’re going to love the Martin D-15M!

When people think Martin guitars, they usually think of some of the finest acoustic six-strings the world has ever seen. Also, they think high prices. However, despite the widespread opinion, the company has a string of more affordable guitars in their roster, and you can rest assured that they deliver the absolute best bang for the buck.

The Taylor 110e acoustic-electric guitar is an excellent choice for a beginning guitarist or for a seasoned player’s extra guitar. Get your hands on the 110e, and you’ll be blown away by its rich tone and outstanding projection right from the first strum. You’ll find the 110e’s mahogany neck extremely comfortable and playable, while its Sitka spruce/walnut tonewood combination provides you with the perfect balance of warmth and sparkle. On top of that, the onboard ES2 electronics ensure that you’ll sound your best — plugged or unplugged.

The Yamaha F370DW Acoustic Guitar offers the quality, design and sound you?d expect from a Yamaha acoustic guitar. Featuring a Spruce top, and Sapele back and sides, the F370DW Acoustic Guitar is ideal for beginners. It is professionally set up to deliver a superb playing experience, and its die cast tuners ensures trouble free tuning up. Its solid construction gives the guitar a warm responsive and bold sound, and the Rosewood fingerboard is easy on the fingers. An ideal choice for all levels of guitarists.

The 000-15M model continues the Martin tradition with a 000-14 fret body size, solid mahogany construction and a rich satin finish. Satisfy your desire with an affordable solid wood guitar that is visually distinctive and innovative.

There’s big value in the Martin DCX1AE Macassar acoustic-electric guitar. The high-pressure laminate back and sides are topped with real solid Sitka spruce, for vibrant acoustic tone that’s also affordable. Solid wood tops enhance in tonality as they age, so you can be sure that the DCX1AE Macassar will sound even better as the years go by. For great plugged-in tone, Fishman Sonitone electronics are built in. For an easy-playing dreadnought cutaway that won’t break the bank, you’ll definitely want to get your hands on the Martin DCX1AE Macassar.