Directory of Acoustic Resources

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Acoustic guitars are guitars primarily constructed of wood and strung with 6 or 12 steel or nylon strings which do not require the use of amplification to be heard.

Resources in This Category

• Casa Benelly

  http://www.casabenelly.nl/
  Specializes in classical, flamenco, jazz and acoustic guitars, accessories, learning materials and sheet music. Online catalog and shopping. [Den Haag, Netherlands]

• Different City Guitars

  http://differentcity.com/
  Offer handmade guitars (archtop, classical, and flat-top acoustic) from a range of luthiers; select by instrument type or by luthier.

• Dream Guitars

  http://www.dreamguitars.com/
  Offer a range of guitars from manufacturers and craftsmen; product details and information about their repair services. [N Carolina, US]

• Madison Music

  http://www.madisonmusic.com/
  Dealers in acoustic guitars offer their online inventory and contact details. [Wisconsin, US]

• Maury's Music

  http://www.maurysmusic.com/
  Specializes in Martin guitars and parts, accessories and amplification for acoustic guitars.

• Notable Guitars

  http://www.notableguitars.com/
  Specialize in Larrivée acoustic guitars, also offering other makes of acoustic and electric instruments, and accessories. [Montana, US]

• Pawless Guitars

  http://www.pawless.com/
  Offers custom made acoustic guitars, accessories, and tee shirts. Includes production history and photographs.

• The Luthier's Collection

  http://www.luthierscollection.com/
  Featuring handmade acoustic and classical guitars. Includes builders such as Paul McGill, Jim Olson, Kevin Ryan, and Ervin Somogyi.

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