Special Collections
Beyond the search bar — 8 curated collections drawn from live inventory across 80+ independent dealers. Celebrity-owned instruments, factory prototypes, pre-war acoustics, and more. Updated daily.
Instruments with documented provenance — guitars owned, played, or collected by notable musicians. From Steve Earle's personal collection at TR Crandall to a Tal Farlow archtop at Rudy's, these are the stories behind the guitars.
Guitars built before 1945 — when old-growth Adirondack spruce and Brazilian rosewood were standard materials and craftsmanship had no shortcuts. Pre-war Martins, Gibsons, and parlor guitars with original voices.
Museum-quality instruments and serious collector pieces priced above $20,000. Pre-CBS Fenders, burst-era Les Pauls, pre-war acoustics, and other guitars that hold and appreciate in value.
The hardest guitars to find in one place. We track left-handed inventory across 80+ stores so lefties don't have to hunt store by store. Vintage, used, and new — updated daily.
Guitars bearing the signatures of artists — hand-signed by the players themselves or authenticated through provenance. Rare crossover pieces for the collector who wants both an instrument and a piece of history.
Factory-custom and hand-built instruments from Fender Custom Shop, Gibson Custom Shop, and independent master builders. The top tier of production lutherie — each one built to a higher standard than the standard line.
The decade that invented the electric guitar as we know it. Broadcaster Telecasters, the first Les Pauls, pre-CBS Stratocasters, ES-335s, and the acoustic masterworks of Gibson and Martin's most inspired years.
One-of-a-kind builds, factory prototypes, NAMM specials, and instruments described as rare by the dealers who know them best. Limited editions, oddities, and guitars that don't come up often.
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