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This three string cigar box guitar was handmade by a guy out of Tupelo, Mississippi (I forget his name), it has a pickup in it, I mostly play slide with it.

Not really sure of the specs.



This is just a cheap Chinese copy of a Gibson J200, the only reason I still have it is because they're illegal to sell. It sounds pretty decent for what it is though. Build quality isn't great.



This is a dreadnought I designed and it was then built at a Chinese factory. The build quality on this is very good. Bone nut and saddle, solid rosewood back and sides, satin finish, and a red pine top.

It's very loud but the sound isn't quite as "polished" as I like, it is still opening it and will take some time.



This is a Fender Partscaster assembled from a double bound Squire body, a MIM neck, and Pure Vintage 64 pickups.



This is my "workhorse" guitar that I play at gigs and such.

An Eastman E8D, basically the Eastman version of a Martin HD28 (better in my opinion, I had an HD28 and sold it in favor of the Eastman).

Solid Indian rosewood back and sides, Sitka spruce top, bone nut and saddle, also had a custom pickguard put on. Nitro finish and a K&K mini pickup.




This is the newest (to me) guitar in my collection.

A handmade acoustic from Bob Wiliford, built in the same style as a prewar Martin. Technically a dreadnought but is actually a bit smaller than a traditional dreadnought.

Solid Brazilian rosewood back and sides, Adirondack top, all hide glue construction, bone nut and saddle, and a hand rubbed satin varnish.

Sounds like a vintage Martin to me.

It's interesting to see the differences between the grain of a Sitka spruce top and an Adirondack spruce top.




Also notice the differences between East Indian rosewood vs Brazilian rosewood