Fender Malibu SCE Acoustic-Electric Guitar

February 19th, 2009 by Jack Rock

fen2With a more compact body and being a lot of fun to play, the Fender Malibu SCE Acoustic-Electric Guitar is made for anyone.  A folk style, narrow shouldered body rests comfortably on your knee for hours of playing without stressing your shoulders.  Whether you are a beginner or a pro, this guitar make you feel the waves  rolling in every time you play it.  This guitar is easy to play. Even with its compact size, its solid spruce top is large enough to provide this beauty with nice volume and resonance.  Do not expect this guitar to boom like a dreadnought.  It has its own sweet sound that is full and balanced.  Features on the Malibu SCE include a small single cutaway acoustic/electric Fender style folk guitar body, solid spruce top with scalloped X bracing, laminated mahogany back and sides, soft vintage "C" shaped maple neck, rosewood fingerboard with 20 frets, new pickguard shape, classy block inlays, traditional bridge, and Fishman Classic 4T preamp with tuner for endless tonal possibilities.  Multiple top binding and checkerboard rosette add remarkable visual appeal.

The Fender Malibu SCE Acoustic-Electric is the perfect take-to-the-beach and play some tunes kind of guitar.  Of course, in the '60s when this model was first introduced, that is what Fender's intentions for this guitar were.   Perfect for the traveling musician who is looking for a smaller carry-on without sacrificing the full-size guitar sound.  Players looking for a different look and vibe, Fender enthusiasts, and fans of vintage-style guitars will appreciate the Fender Malibu SCE Acoustic-Electric Guitar.

Below are listings from eBay.

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Guild D40 Bluegrass Jubilee Acoustic Gutiar

February 18th, 2009 by Jack Rock

d40Known for their well-balanced, defined sound and exceptional projection, the Guild D40 Bluegrass Jubilee has found great favor among fingerstylists and flatpickers.  In 1963, Guild introduced their first dreadnought models, the Guild D40 Blugrass Jubilee and the Guild D50 Bluegrass Special.  It is lighter than vintage guitars, but still offers that great Guild sound.  The Guild D40 Bluegrass Jubilee is simply a great feeling, great sounding acoustic guitar.  Features include classic dreadnought style body, solid red spruce top with red spruce scalloped bracing, tortoise bindings, one-piece mahogany neck, solid mahogany back and sides, Indian rosewood fingerboard and bridge, pearl dot inlays, tortoise shell pickguard, bone nut and saddle, and a sweet pure nitrocellulose lacquer finish for great sustain.

Offering big, full volume and crystal clear tones, the Guild D40 Bluegrass stays true to its heritage.  Overtones will produce an almost "singing" quality to the chords, and the most gentle touch will only provide you with perfect, full and rounded tones.  Great for many types of music.  An overall durable, reliable, and extremely well-made guitar.  Available in Natural or Antique Burst.

To find your very own Guild D40 Bluegrass Jubilee Acoustic Guitar, check out the eBay listings below.

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Ibanez Talman TCY10 Acoustic-Electric Guitar

February 18th, 2009 by Jack Rock

ibbThis guitar was made for the individual seeking the comfort, looks and playability of an electric guitar, but still wanting the sweet, warm, full tones of an acoustic.  It is the right acoustic guitar for the individual used to playing an electric.  Perfect for the beginner or the intermediate player.  The body is small yet deep enough and fully hollow to allow for the rich acoustic sounds.  Neck  is comfortable.  Features include a Talman double cutaway body, spruce top, mahogany back and sides, mahogany neck, rosewood bridge and fretboard, Ivorex II nut and saddle, die-cast tuners, Piezo transducer and 2 band EQ.

If you're looking for a lightweight, comfortable acoustic-electric that delivers a bright and twangy clean sound, then the Ibanez Talman TCY10 Acoustic-Electric Guitar is a good choice for you.  Sounds equally good plugged or unplugged.  For the quality, the price is terrific.  To find your Ibanez Talman TCY10 available in Transparent Blue Sunburst or Black finish, Guitar Gate recommends checking out the eBay auctions below.  Most often, you can find Ibanez Talman TCY10s for an even better price on brand new or used guitars.

Look below to see what's available on eBay for you today.

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Gretsch 6120 Chet Atkins Hollow Body Electric Guitar

February 16th, 2009 by Jack Rock

gre_g6120Introduced at the time when rock-n-roll was creating its mark in the music industry, the Gretsch 6120 has always been a favorite among players of all ages, experiences, and music genres. It is iconic in its own, nevermind that fact that the legendary Chet Atkins helped design it. A collaboration between Gretsch and Chet Atkins, this is the guitar that began it all. In 1954, Gretsch approached Atkins to design his very own guitar model, and since then, it has been a backbone in the rock circuit. This updated version has all the speed, comfort and playability the original did. Features of this modern version of the classic 6120 Chet Atkins Hollow Body guitar with a 16"-wide, 2.5"-deep full hollow body, rock maple neck, ebony fingerboard with Neo-Classic "thumbnail" inlays, dual High Sensitive Filter'Tron pickups, Grover Rotomatic machine heads, Adjusto-Matic bridge, and Bigsby B6G vibrato tailpiece.

The Gretsch 6120 Chet Atkins Hollow Body Electric Guitar has a real knockout sound that will not disappoint. Played by extraordinary guitarists over the years, this guitar is a stable of the 6120 Chet Atkins Hollow Guitar bodies that comes fully loaded and ready to rock.

To find your very own Gretsch 6120 Chet Atkins Hollow Body Electric Guitar for a great price, look at one of the eBay items below.

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Guild F40 Valencia Grand Orchestra Acoustic Guitar

February 12th, 2009 by Jack Rock

guild2The Guild F40 Valencia is one of Guild's original flat-top acoustic models. First introduced in 1954, the F40 Valencia is unique in its slightly more compact body shape and more narrow shoulder area. It stays true to the original with a grand orchestra style body, full, well-balanced tone, and sensitivity. In fact, this guitar is so responsive to heavy strumming or light picking that it may not be suitable for a beginner. It is inevitable that as a beginner, you will make many mistakes as you learn, and you don't need an extra delicate guitar to discourage you. Features include solid red spruce top with scalloped red spruce bracing, solid mahogany back and sides, three piece mahogany neck, Indian rosewood fingerboard and bridge, mother of pearl inlays, tortoise shell pickguard and bindings, bone nut and saddle, and Gotoh 700 Series nickel-plated open-back tuners.

The Guild F40 Valencia Grand Orchestra Acoustic Guitar is an extremely comfortable guitar that has great versatility and a tone that is incredibly full and rich. So, if you are in the market for an acoustic with a touch of class whose roots run deep in the guitar world, then the Guild F40 could be one for you.

eBay auctions for this listing are shown below.

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Gibson J-45 True Vintage Acoustic Guitar

February 12th, 2009 by Jack Rock

gibbFirst introduced in 1942, this new Gibson J-45 True Vintage Acoustic Guitar captures everything the original legendary J-45 had to offer. True to the original, the new J-45 offers the same quality tone, looks, build, and materials. Hand-made by Gibson Acoustic in Montana, the J-45 features solid sitka spruce top, solid Honduran mahogany back and sides, round-shoulder dreadnought body style, custom vintage top bracing, mahogany neck, dovetail neck joint, Madagascar rosewood fingerboard and bridge, mother of pearl dot inlays, nickel Gotoh white button tuners, and tortoise tear drop pickguard.

Epitomizing the way a true acoustic guitar should sound, the Gibson J-45 True Vintage AcousticGuitar is one of the most beloved guitars of all time. This guitar can handle all types of music very well. With a mellow, vibrant and well-balanced tone, the J-45 was made to perfectly complement the human voice. This guitar has an unbelievable deep, rich bottom end with crystal clear mids and highs will make you never want to stop playing. Comforms perfectly to your body for a truly comfortable fit, and it is very easy to play. The Gibson J-45 True Vintage Acoustic Guitar is an amazing guitar that you will never want to take your hands off of. They are worth every penny.

To find the Gibson J-45 True Vintage Acoustic Guitar, check the below eBay auctions.

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Guild GAD-50 Acoustic Guitar

February 9th, 2009 by Jack Rock

guildgad50antsbThe Guild GAD-50 Acoustic Guitar will impress you with its amazing sound and tone. In appearance, the guitar is beautifully designed in the world's most popular, classic dreadnought body style. Complete with a bass boom that is not overpowering, mids perfect for soloing and crystal clear highs that sparkle beautifully. It is simply a well-balanced, warm tone that is versatile enough to fit many types of music styles. Features include solid sitka spruce top with scalloped bracing, solid Indian rosewood back and sides, one-piece mahogany neck with dovetail neckjoint, Indian rosewood fingerboard with pearl inlays, Indian rosewood bridge, pearl inlay ebony bridge pins and strap buttons, mahogany body bindings, bone nut and saddle, tortoise shell pickguard, and Grover Rotomatic tuners.

With amazing sustain, volume and projection, the Guild GAD-50 Acoustic Guitar is a great guitar overall. Plus, this one has an affordable pricetag for the renowned Guild quality and craftsmanship you receive. Recommended for intermediate to professional players.

To find your Guild GAD-50 Acoustic Guitar today, look at what is available below on eBay.

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