Froggy Bottom guitars build some of what we believe to be the best small bodied guitars around. They are lightly built and ready to respond to a light touch with a full and resonant tone. This is a Special Order C model built from Brazilian Rosewood and Adirondack Spruce. It truly is a Special Order guitar, the wood choices are as good as it gets. This is also the first Froggy Bottom guitar to feature Glenn Carson’s intricate pearl engraving on the fingerboard and headstock. These inlays really put this guitar in another league. We love the whyte laydie look of this Froggy and think it will make a valuable addition to your collection.

Froggy Bottom Guitars makes some of the most respected traditional American instruments on the market, faithfully recreating a guitar that, from the feel and sound of it, you would swear had been maturing for decades. The stunning, straight grained Adirondack Spruce top gives this instrument incredible headroom and presence. Combine that with a slightly deeper body and beautiful, chocolatey Brazilian Rosewood, and you have a guitar with focus and sweetness and warmth. With bass that, unless you’re looking down as you play, you would swear belonged to a much larger guitar, this welterweight instrument can keep up with even the heavy hitters. Comes with a Calton Flight Case.

From the Froggy Bottom Website: “This concert (Double O) size guitar is strong, responsive, and beautifully balanced. Intended for finger-style playing, it makes an exceptional choice for traditional ballad work and excels in the studio.” We couldn’t agree more. Balance is the thing with this A-12, it’s beautifully clear and articulate in every position. The 14.5″ lower bout is easy to hold and crafted from breathtaking Koa with premium flame, the likes of which is getting very hard to find, and it’s topped with Adirondack for power as well as clarity. The slotted headstock, intricate #7 inlays and the sailing ship scrimshaw make it uniquely sophisticated and there is a sunrise pickup included as well.

This Froggy P-12 Parlor has a voice much bigger than it’s stature. The tone is clear and articulate with abundant bass for it’s size. It’s of course very comfortable to hold and would also be easy to take with you. The 12 fret neck puts the bridge in the sweet spot, yet the cutaway makes for full access. Don’t underestimate the quality if this Koa, it is superb and with beautiful figure that is getting harder and harder to find. Paired with the Adirondack top you get seemingly unlimited headroom. It also sports a slotted headstock, gold tuners, Turtle Scrimshaw and style #7 inlays.

Hear Ye! Hear Ye! what we have here is one serious Dreadnought guitar. This is a top of the line Froggy Bottom D with the works. It is labeled ‘The Wedding Guitar’ and was built by Michael Millard to commemorate his wedding. For starters there is killer Brazilian, tight and quartered with just enough figure to make your eyes glaze over, than there is 42 style top trim, Fleur-de-lis fret markers, etched Waverly tuners, Maple bindings and an abalone backstrip topped off with a scrimshaw heelcap and butt wedge with a ‘moon in the pines’ theme. If you are after a special Dread, something really special, you simply must listen to this one.

Madagascar rosewood is the heir to the tone throne after Brazilian Rosewood and for good reason. It’s rich, full character makes this guitar special and beautiful. Combined here with Adirondack spruce for power as well. The K model from Froggy is a full sized 16″ guitar that is extremely versatile.