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2007 Woolson LG Deluxe Pau Ferro/Lutz
Here we have a wonderful Woolson LG Model in Pau Ferro and Lutz Spruce complete with a soundport and lovely wood bindings from head to toe. Lutz is a wonderful wood that is admired for it’s ability to sound played in right away. It’s a hybrid spruce that is a blend of Sitka and White Spruce and it gives this small body beast good energy and volume. There is also a side soundport for additional pleasure for the picker. This guitar is well suited for fingerstyle and strumming, always clear and balanced.
SOLD Sale! Read moreScale Length 24.9 in Nut Width 1.81 in String Spacing 2.13 in Woods Spruce - Lutz, Rosewood - Bolivian (Pau Ferro) Add to Compare2008 Woolson LG Indian/Sitka Soundport/K&K Dual Source
Paul Woolson has really come on the scene the past few years with pro players like Larry Pattis now playing them. This sweet little LG model has an incredible, silky Sitka Spruce top and Paul Woolson’s preferred Indian Rosewood body. If features several upgrades including a bound and bordered Fretboard with slight extension, bound headstock, bound side sounport, Gotoh Tuners and a dual source K&K pickup with microphone. The tone is very sweet and inspiring with clear present highs and round basses. It’s very easy to play and very responsive. An excellent small body fingerstyle guitar.
SOLD Read moreScale Length 25.5 in Nut Width 1.75 in String Spacing 2.25 in Woods xx, Rosewood - Indian Add to CompareWoolson OM Cocobolo/Lutz Spruce Double Top Design
We’ve known Paul Woolson for a few years but didn’t have the chance to play his guitars until the Miami show early in 2008. We never represent a builder that we haven’t played and been thoroughly impressed with and that’s just what happened in Miami. Guitarist Larry Pattis, a long time friend to DG, invited us to play Woolson guitars there and we were blown away because Paul Woolson has created a Double Top that is not stark or hollow, as some can be, it’s warm and full just with added power. To us that’s a great achievement and immediately ordered this guitar; an OM cutaway, Double Top featuring a Cedar and Lutz Spruce ‘skins’ on the top and gorgeous Cocobolo Rosewood for the body. We also requested Paul’s double back design to match the one we loved at Miami. We are delighted with this guitar, it’s clear, even, warm and powerful and all that is wrapped in a small, easy to hold, beautiful OM body. This is exciting… About Double Tops From Paul Woolson: “The term ‘double top’ has been thrown around for a few years now. In its current form, it’s relatively new technology. However, classical builders have been used the original form of the double top for decades. The concept of a double-topped guitar is pretty simple: Sandwich a thin layer of aerospace honeycomb material between two very thin tops (or skins as we call them in our shop). This is done in a vacuum process, which creates a very stiff and stable soundboard. The main advantage to this structure is that the top can be built very lightly braced and still remain structurally sound. A lighter top allows more energy from the strings to turn into sound. The final result, in its very simplistic form, is a louder guitar.”
SOLD Read moreScale Length 24.9 in Nut Width 1.75 in String Spacing 2.19 in Woods Cedar - Red, Rosewood - Cocobolo Add to Compare1987 Yague Concert Indian/Cedar
This world class concert guitar was built by Hermanos Yague, or the Brothers Yague, in Barcelona Spain. Their shop in Barcelona is one of the finest and they have worked on such historic guitars as the famous Paper-Mache guitar that Torres built to prove the importance of the top in guitar design. This guitar now resides in the Museu de la Musica in Barcelona. So the brothers clearly know all about building the finest classical guitars. This guitar is a showpiece with extermely fine and detailed perflings and premium woods. It took years to be completed and is a rare collectible as well as an extraordinary musical instrument. The voice is rich and succulent but also powerful and bold. Here’s a chance to own something very special, crafted by one of the finest shops in Barcelona, Spain.
SOLD Sale! Read moreScale Length 25.59 in Nut Width 2.05 in String Spacing 2.2 in Woods Cedar, Rosewood - Indian Add to Compare2013 Gil Yaron 1959 LP Replica
Gil Yaron’s as close as you get to the vintage real deal, without taking out a second mortgage. This is a particularly faithful 1959 LP Replica, built in 2016. For the body and neck, Gil used old growth Mahogany and paired it with a flamed Maple top from his private stock, pre-1970 CITES Brazilian Rosewood fingerboard, Celluloid Nitrate position markers, and comprehensively detailed relic finish in Nitro. Gil’s PAF humbuckers and wiring are 100% exact to 1959 specs, and this particular one features NOS 50s harness and lead wires.
This Gil Yaron plays and sings as the quintessential LP. A wide, wide range of tones, and in a Replica package that is nearly indistinguishable from the original.Other keywords: electric guitar, rock, new old stock, relic’d, gil yaron guitars, nylon
Add to CompareNew Yong JJ-MP Monkeypod/Bearclaw Sitka
We are big fans of Jeffrey Yong here at Dream Guitars. Jeffrey is able to achieve an incredibly consistent tone from one guitar to another, so we know when we get a new Yong, it will sound great right out of the case. This JJ-MP has all the hallmarks of a Yong guitar. From the Monkeypod and Bearclaw Sitka Spruce to the comfy arm bevel and cutaway scoop. The tone of this guitar is all modern with big open basses and bright ringing trebles. This guitar is a work of art you will have to come in and see!
SOLD Read moreScale Length 25.5 in Nut Width 1.75 in String Spacing 2.19 in Woods Spruce - Sitka, Monkeypod Add to CompareNew Yong JJ Mango Special Mango/Mango
Made for the 2013 Healdsburg Guitar Festival, this all Mango wood guitar is the latest brainchild and showpiece of luthier Jeffrey Yong. Internationally renowned for his innovative design features, Jeffrey has really pulled out all of the stops on this one. To begin, he chose beautifully figured mango for the back, sides and even the top, and the overall result is a unique, yet uniform aesthetic. The natural heritage of this instrument is further showcased by Yong’s inlaying of tree branch figures into the fingerboard, headstock, and back. However, the mango wood, it turns out, is more than just for show: this guitar possesses a sweet, balanced tone, with bass that smoothly blends and folds into itself as the trebles ring out clearly and distinctly. Additional features like the half-slotted headstock, scoop cutaway, smooth arm bevel, and soundport make this one as original as they come.
SOLD Sale! Read moreScale Length 25.5 in Nut Width 1.75 in String Spacing 2.19 in Woods Mango, Mango Add to CompareNew Yong JJ-MP Monkeypod/Sitka
This Monkey Pod and Bearclaw Sitka guitar by Jeffrey Yong was made for the 2013 Healdsburg Guitar Festival. Jeffrey’s work is unmistakably individual and distinct from any angle: structurally, aesthetically, tonally, even his tonewood selection is unique among his contemporaries. This one of course comes with all the bells and whistles: custom inlay, scoop cutaway, arm bevel, sound port, etc. and has an especially nice midrange to its voice.
SOLD Read moreScale Length 25.5 in Nut Width 1.75 in String Spacing 2.19 in Woods Spruce - Sitka, Monkeypod Add to CompareNew Yong JJ Monkeypod
This is our first guitar from Jeffrey Yong, and it’s a beauty. Jeffrey builds guitars in Malaysia using exotic woods such as the Monkey Pod used for the body on this JJ model. This wood is not only stunning, with its natural golden color and deep figure, but it has a great energetic voice. It has the pump and roar of Mahogany and produces full, round notes. This Yong guitar also features his sculpted Cutaway, which allows access but doesn’t cut away much of the body. There is also an armrest bevel and a soundport to complete this gorgeous and fully loaded guitar from Jeffrey Yong.
SOLD Sale! Read moreScale Length 25.5 in Nut Width 1.75 in String Spacing 2.19 in Woods Monkeypod, Monkeypod Add to Compare1978 David Russell Young Dreadnought, Indian Rosewood/Cedar
David Russell Young built guitars for only a handful of years, managing to rack up an impressive stable of world class players in the 60s and 70s, including the one and only Gram Parsons. We recently had a 1978 Dreadnought of his in the shop which blew us away (and promptly went right back out the door to its new home)—and now we’ve landed yet another beauty from 1978! This one also features a Cedar top, here with three-piece Indian Rosewood back and sides and Curly Maple bindings. Diamond position markers (and inlaid at the bridge wings), plus one of David’s hallmark butterfly inlays at the headstock, dress things up without taking away from the quality of the tonewoods themselves. The Cedar top has opened up handsomely since 1978, and we found this DRY Dreadnought worked very well for fingerstyle play; we almost preferred it. Especially if you tune down into DADGAD, where the breathy, articulate bass and mids have a bit more room to stretch their legs. Our repair staff have gone over this one tuners to tail and given it a clean bill of health after fabricating a new bridge, exactly replicating the original.
Other keywords: luthier, guitarbuilding, 1970s, fingerstyle, vintage guitar, 3 piece, brazilain, duane simpsonSOLD Read moreScale Length 25.4 in Nut Width 1.75 in String Spacing 2.125 in Woods Cedar, Rosewood - Indian Add to Compare1971 David Russell Young Dreadnought, Indian Rosewood/Cedar
Diving into the heart of vintage craftsmanship, this 1971 David Russell Young Dreadnought, with its Cedar top and Indian Rosewood back and sides, is a real treasure trove. For any guitarist, having this piece in their collection or even just the chance to play it, would be akin to holding a piece of musical history in their hands.
Other keywords/misspellings: Luthier, lutherie, Gram Parsons, country, dread, 54
SOLD Read moreScale Length 25.5 in Nut Width 1.75 in String Spacing 2.125 in Woods Cedar, Rosewood - Indian Add to Compare1971 David Russell Young Dreadnought, Indian Rosewood/Cedar
When this 1971 David Russell Young Dreadnought first came to us, it was in need of some definite TLC. Our repair staff was more than up to the challenge! Now it’s on the other side of the operating table, and is playing great. Indian Rosewood back and sides with Cedar on top, incredibly opened up, and bears the play wear and marks of a much-loved, and much-played, dreadnought. Comes wrapped up in a Calton flight case to keep it safe these days, plus a K&K Pure Mini pickup so you can still take it out for a night on the gigging circuit.
While we’ve sold other DRY guitars around $50,000, this Dreadnought is a special case that was donated so we could restore it and do something good with it. To make that happen, we will be donating a portion of the sale to the Junior Appalachian Musicians organization to help their mission of promoting the growth of community around mountain music: https://jamkids.org/.
Other keywords: lutherie, dreadnaught, will saylor, ir/cedar, 57
SOLD Read moreScale Length 25.4 in Nut Width 1.688 in String Spacing 2.25 in Woods Cedar, Rosewood - Indian Add to Compare1978 David Russell Young Dreadnought, Brazilian Rosewood/Cedar
David Russell Young built guitars for only a handful of years, managing to rack up an impressive stable of world class players in the 60s and 70s, including the one and only Gram Parsons. We feel privileged to have a beautiful example of his work from 1978 on offer today, a Dreadnought with 3-piece Brazilian Rosewood back and Cedar top, Rosewood bindings, and a stylized phoenix inlaid in Abalone at the headstock. The neck is also Brazilian Rosewood, adding sustain to the voice and rarity to the build. The slick and easy setup makes for effortless playability, and we find this one is equally at home with picks as fingertips. It has some honest play wear but is structurally sound (evidence of its having been played in and woken up), plus the soundhole currently bears a Fishman rare earth pickup mounted at the fretboard terminus.
Other keywords: luthier, guitarbuilding, 1970s, fingerstyle, vintage guitar, 3 piece, brazilainSOLD Read moreScale Length 25.5 in Nut Width 1.75 in String Spacing 2.125 in Woods Cedar, Rosewood - Brazilian Add to Compare2016 Zemaitis CS24PF Ring Chess
Here we have a lovely Japanese-built Zemaitis CS24PF “Ring Chess” that’s a 2016 model, nearly new in condition, and shining like a silver dollar. African Mahogany body and neck, Schaller tuners and custom DiMarzio humbucker PAF pickups. Three way switch, two volume and two tone knobs. The top features a sprawling mosaic of Abalone and Mother-Of-Pearl.
Other keywords: electric guitar, solid body, solidbody, etch, etched
SOLD Read moreScale Length 25 in Nut Width 1.68 in String Spacing 2.125 in Woods Mahogany - African Add to CompareZimnicki Steel String Brazilian/Adirondack
Gary Zimnicki has hand crafted well over 200 instruments and that is something to be very proud of. Very few luthiers ever reach that mark. But it’s clear that Gary loves his craft and that he knows how to build for tone and beauty in equal parts. This 14 Fret cutaway is artistic and elegant, from the character of the headstock to the square shouldered cutaway to the lovely rose fret markers it’s sophisticated and breathtaking. Then there is the dazzling Brazilian Rosewood with it’s dramatic figure and deep, rich color. The Adirondack Red Spruce top is tight and evenly grained. These two woods combine in classic form to create a rich and satisfying tone that seems capable of most anything you wish to play. The guitar is completed by it’s custom Koa Rosette with double, offset Abalone rings. Top notch all the way.
SOLD Read moreScale Length 25.25 in Nut Width 1.75 in String Spacing 2.16 in Woods Spruce - Adirondack (Red), Rosewood - Brazilian