Archtop Guitar
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Normandy 4-String Archtop Electric Bass Guitar Chrome $2399 Dubbed the "thunder stealer," because of its chrome plating, beautiful design, this 4-string archtop electric bass guitar boasts killer sound and striking ability to steal the spotlight from the lead singer. The Normandy bass guitar was created as a companion to the innovative, award-winning Normandy aluminum archtop guitar. The Normandy Archtop Bass stands out in the world of musical instruments because of its aluminum body and aluminum nut that magnify its sustain qualities. And as far as structure, this beast is as solid as a Sherman tank. |
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The Loar LH-300 Archtop Acoustic Guitar Sunburst $449.99 Modeled after American designs from the early 20th century, The Loar's archtop LH-300 guitar is carved from select, graduated woods for unparalleled acoustic projection.The Loar Carved Archtop (LH-300-VS) is a replica of the original archtop acoustic guitars from the 1920's. The Loar guitar features a top carved from graduated spruce, and traditional maple back and sides.The Loar LH-300 guitar also features a vintage tobacco sunburst finish of polyurethane lacquer, a mahogany neck with vintage "V" profile, Grover tuners and a compensated adjustable ebony bridge. |
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The Loar Lh-300 Archtop Acoustic Guitar Sunburst $519.99 Modeled after American designs from the early 20th century, The Loar's archtop LH-300 guitar is carved from select, graduated woods for unparalleled acoustic projection.The Loar Carved Archtop (LH-300-VS) is a replica of the original archtop acoustic guitars from the 1920's. The Loar guitar features a top carved from graduated spruce, and traditional maple back and sides.The Loar LH-300 guitar also features a vintage tobacco sunburst finish of polyurethane lacquer, a mahogany neck with vintage "V" profile, Grover tuners and a compensated adjustable ebony bridge.Archtop acoustic guitarMaple bodySpruce top24-3/4" scaleDovetail neck jointMahogany neckRosewood fretboardV-neck shape19 frets1-3/4" nut width16" radiusCompensated adjustable ebonyGrover open-geared butterbean tunersNickel hardwarePolyurethane lacquer finish |
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The Loar LH-350 Archtop Cutaway Acoustic Guitar Sunburst $599.99 The Loar's hand-carved, polyurethane-finished archtop cutaway guitar offers an excellent option for traditional jazz guitarists who want to make the classic archtop sound heard clearly for ensemble playing. The Kent Armstrong floating pickup amplifies the sweet natural tone of the hand-carved spruce top, while the Florentine cutaway allows unrestricted access to the upper frets, making the Loar LH-350 acoustic guitar perfect for either soloing or accompaniment. The archtop cutaway Loar guitar is assembled with a solid hand carved spruce top and maple back, sides, and neck. The guitar's bone nut and compensated adjustable ebony bridge let the sound of the select tonewoods resonate clearly, and the bound rosewood fretboard is both beautiful and durable. The Loar LH-350 acoustic guitar's bound pickguard with a single volume knob adds to the vintage look and feel. The archtop is finished with a meticulously inlaid mother-of-pearl "Fleur-de-Lys" headstock design and a polyurethane tobacco sunburst finish to stay true to classic design and style. |
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The Loar Lh-350 Archtop Cutaway Acoustic Guitar Sunburst $699.99 The Loar's hand-carved, polyurethane-finished archtop cutaway guitar offers an excellent option for traditional jazz guitarists who want to make the classic archtop sound heard clearly for ensemble playing. The Kent Armstrong floating pickup amplifies the sweet natural tone of the hand-carved spruce top, while the Florentine cutaway allows unrestricted access to the upper frets, making the Loar LH-350 acoustic guitar perfect for either soloing or accompaniment.The archtop cutaway Loar guitar is assembled with a solid hand carved spruce top and maple back, sides, and neck. The guitar's bone nut and compensated adjustable ebony bridge let the sound of the select tonewoods resonate clearly, and the bound rosewood fretboard is both beautiful and durable. The Loar LH-350 acoustic guitar's bound pickguard with a single volume knob adds to the vintage look and feel. The archtop is finished with a meticulously inlaid mother-of-pearl "Fleur-de-Lys" headstock design and a polyurethane tobacco sunburst finish to stay true to classic design and style.Archtop acoustic guitarMaple back and sidesSpruce top24-3/4" scaleDovetail neck jointMahogany neckRosewood fretboardV-neck shape19 frets1-3/4" nut width16" radiusCompensated adjustable ebony bridgeGrover open-geared butterbean tunersNickel hardwarePolyurethane finish |
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The Loar LH-700 Archtop Acoustic Guitar Vintage Sunburst $1199.99 The Loar's hand-carved, nitrocellulose-finished LH-700 archtop acoustic guitar is a product of extensive historic research. The all-solid body is finished with nitrocellulose lacquer to reflect the classic jazz sounds of Golden Age instruments. With the use of traditional building techniques like classic parallel bracing, the hand-carved Loar LH-700 is a singular achievement. Its excellent projection and quick decay make it the professional choice for jazz soloing or accompaniment.The Loar LH-700 archtop guitar is assembled with an AAA solid hand-carved spruce top and AAA flamed maple back, sides, and neck. The bone nut and compensated adjustable ebony bridge let the sound of the select tonewoods resonate clearly, and the bound ebony fretboard is both beautiful and durable. The archtop is finished with a meticulously inlaid flowerpot headstock design and a hand-buffed nitrocellulose lacquer tobacco sunburst finish to stay true to classic design and style. |
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The Loar Lh-700 Archtop Acoustic Guitar Vintage Sunburst $1499.99 The Loar's hand-carved, nitrocellulose-finished LH-700 archtop acoustic guitar is a product of extensive historic research. The all-solid body is finished with nitrocellulose lacquer to reflect the classic jazz sounds of Golden Age instruments. With the use of traditional building techniques like classic parallel bracing, the hand-carved Loar LH-700 is a singular achievement. Its excellent projection and quick decay make it the professional choice for jazz soloing or accompaniment.The Loar LH-700 archtop guitar is assembled with an AAA solid hand-carved spruce top and AAA flamed maple back, sides, and neck. The bone nut and compensated adjustable ebony bridge let the sound of the select tonewoods resonate clearly, and the bound ebony fretboard is both beautiful and durable. The archtop is finished with a meticulously inlaid flowerpot headstock design and a hand-buffed nitrocellulose lacquer tobacco sunburst finish to stay true to classic design and style. |
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Godin 5Th Avenue Archtop Acoustic Guitar Black $519 The Godin 5th Avenue brings you back to a time when the archtop acoustic guitar reigned supreme. With the soul of a 1950s archtop, the 5th Avenue is true to the vintage spirit of yesterday with today's level of modern playability. With more projection and volume in the low and mid tones than traditional archtop acoustic guitars, the dynamically rich tone of the 5th Avenue makes this sophisticated guitar a dream to play, but not a nightmare to pay for. The Godin 5th Avenue now makes the affordable North American archtop guitar a reality.A great deal of time and research went into crafting the 5th Avenue. Revoiced for the music of today, it would not seem unfamiliar for this guitar to be seen in the hands of artists the likes of Jeff Tweedy (Wilco), Ryan Adams, or even Jack White (White Stripes). From alt-country, Delta blues, slide, jazz to rock, the 5th Avenue archtop guitar can really deliver.Made from laminated Canadian wild cherry, the 5th Avenue guitar's body features a molded arched top and back, as well as an adjustable rosewood bridge, classic F-holes, contoured high-gloss headstock, floating pickguard and cream binding. The rustic beauty of its custom polished finish gives the 5th Avenue archtop a gorgeous satin sheen reminiscent of 19th Century French polish. Check the drop-down menu to the right to select colors and/or other options.Top: Laminated Canadian wild cherryBack & Sides: Laminated Canadian wild cherry with cream bindingNeck: Silver leaf maple with contoured high-gloss black headstockFingerboard: RosewoodBridge: Adjustable Tusq bridge by GraphtechFinish: Custom PolishedRadius: 16" (40,6 cm)Scale: 24.84" (63 cm)Nut width: 1.72" (4,6 cm)Colors: Cognac Burst, Natural & Black |
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Godin 5Th Avenue Archtop Acoustic Guitar Natural $545 The Godin 5th Avenue brings you back to a time when the archtop acoustic guitar reigned supreme. With the soul of a 1950s archtop, the 5th Avenue is true to the vintage spirit of yesterday with today's level of modern playability. With more projection and volume in the low and mid tones than traditional archtop acoustic guitars, the dynamically rich tone of the 5th Avenue makes this sophisticated guitar a dream to play, but not a nightmare to pay for. The Godin 5th Avenue now makes the affordable North American archtop guitar a reality.A great deal of time and research went into crafting the 5th Avenue. Revoiced for the music of today, it would not seem unfamiliar for this guitar to be seen in the hands of artists the likes of Jeff Tweedy (Wilco), Ryan Adams, or even Jack White (White Stripes). From alt-country, Delta blues, slide, jazz to rock, the 5th Avenue archtop guitar can really deliver.Made from laminated Canadian wild cherry, the 5th Avenue guitar's body features a molded arched top and back, as well as an adjustable rosewood bridge, classic F-holes, contoured high-gloss headstock, floating pickguard and cream binding. The rustic beauty of its custom polished finish gives the 5th Avenue archtop a gorgeous satin sheen reminiscent of 19th Century French polish. Check the drop-down menu to the right to select colors and/or other options.Top: Laminated Canadian wild cherryBack & Sides: Laminated Canadian wild cherry with cream bindingNeck: Silver leaf maple with contoured high-gloss black headstockFingerboard: RosewoodBridge: Adjustable Tusq bridge by GraphtechFinish: Custom PolishedRadius: 16" (40,6 cm)Scale: 24.84" (63 cm)Nut width: 1.72" (4,6 cm)Colors: Cognac Burst, Natural & Black |
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Normandy 4-String Archtop Electric Bass Guitar Powdercoated Rat Rod $1949 Dubbed the "thunder stealer," because of its chrome plating, beautiful design, this 4-string archtop electric bass guitar boasts killer sound and striking ability to steal the spotlight from the lead singer. The Normandy bass guitar was created as a companion to the innovative, award-winning Normandy aluminum archtop guitar. The Normandy Archtop Bass stands out in the world of musical instruments because of its aluminum body and aluminum nut that magnify its sustain qualities. And as far as structure, this beast is as solid as a Sherman tank. |
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Normandy 4-String Archtop Electric Bass Guitar Powdercoated School Bus $1949 Dubbed the "thunder stealer," because of its chrome plating, beautiful design, this 4-string archtop electric bass guitar boasts killer sound and striking ability to steal the spotlight from the lead singer. The Normandy bass guitar was created as a companion to the innovative, award-winning Normandy aluminum archtop guitar. The Normandy Archtop Bass stands out in the world of musical instruments because of its aluminum body and aluminum nut that magnify its sustain qualities. And as far as structure, this beast is as solid as a Sherman tank. |
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Normandy 4-String Archtop Electric Bass Guitar Powdercoated Army Green $1949 Dubbed the "thunder stealer," because of its chrome plating, beautiful design, this 4-string archtop electric bass guitar boasts killer sound and striking ability to steal the spotlight from the lead singer. The Normandy bass guitar was created as a companion to the innovative, award-winning Normandy aluminum archtop guitar. The Normandy Archtop Bass stands out in the world of musical instruments because of its aluminum body and aluminum nut that magnify its sustain qualities. And as far as structure, this beast is as solid as a Sherman tank. |
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Normandy 4-String Archtop Electric Bass Guitar Anodized Obsidian $2399 Dubbed the "thunder stealer," because of its chrome plating, beautiful design, this 4-string archtop electric bass guitar boasts killer sound and striking ability to steal the spotlight from the lead singer. The Normandy bass guitar was created as a companion to the innovative, award-winning Normandy aluminum archtop guitar. The Normandy Archtop Bass stands out in the world of musical instruments because of its aluminum body and aluminum nut that magnify its sustain qualities. And as far as structure, this beast is as solid as a Sherman tank. |
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The Loar LH-600 Archtop Acoustic Guitar Vintage Sunburst $989.99 The Loar LH-600 Archtop Acoustic Guitar modeled after American designs from the early 20th century. This all solid wood acoustic guitar delivers superior acoustic projection thanks to a top that is hand-carved from graduated spruce. The Loar LH-600 guitar has a hand-carved back and sides made from highly flamed maple. The nitrocellulose lacquer finish helps this replica of guitars from the 1920s deliver impressive acoustic projection. The Loar LH-600 also features a hand-buffed, vintage tobacco sunburst finish. The Loar LH-600 archtop guitar has a one-piece mahogany neck with vintage "V" profile, Grover tuners, and a compensated adjustable ebony bridge. Check the drop-down menu to the right to select colors and/or other options. |
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The Loar LH-600 Archtop Acoustic Guitar Black $989.99 The Loar LH-600 Archtop Acoustic Guitar modeled after American designs from the early 20th century. This all solid wood acoustic guitar delivers superior acoustic projection thanks to a top that is hand-carved from graduated spruce. The Loar LH-600 guitar has a hand-carved back and sides made from highly flamed maple. The nitrocellulose lacquer finish helps this replica of guitars from the 1920s deliver impressive acoustic projection. The Loar LH-600 also features a hand-buffed, vintage tobacco sunburst finish. The Loar LH-600 archtop guitar has a one-piece mahogany neck with vintage "V" profile, Grover tuners, and a compensated adjustable ebony bridge. Check the drop-down menu to the right to select colors and/or other options. |
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Epiphone Dot Studio Archtop Electric Guitar, Worn Cherry List Price: $499.00 Sale Price: $299.00 Used From: $260.00  |
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Now the 335 semi-hollowbody archtop is within anyone's reach with the cool-looking, yet amazingly affordable Dot Studio Worn models from Epiphone. The well-worn looking finish on the Maple Laminate body makes this guitar look like a much more expensive guitar, yet no guitar in the industry touches is quality for the price... |
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Epiphone ES-175 Archtop Electric Guitar, Reissue, Vintage Sunburst List Price: $707.00 Sale Price: $499.00 Used From: $479.00 |
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Epiphone is proud to present our faithful reissue of the ES-175. This fully hollow "mid-size" jazzbox is actually versitile enough for any genre with nice, crisp archtop tone from its all-maple construction... |
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Godin 5th Avenue Archtop Jazz-Style Acoustic Guitar (Cognac Burst) List Price: $655.00 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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The 5th Avenue is Godin's take on the archtop jazz-style acoustic, complete with classic looks: Canadian cherry in a polished burst finish, a floating pickgaurd and cream binding, and the requisite F-holes... |
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Gibson L7-C Acoustic Archtop Vintage Sunburst Acoustic Guitar List Price: $7,421.00 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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The Custom L-7C Acoustic Archtop is the only pure acoustic archtop ever built at Gibson’s shop in Bozeman, Montana. This beautiful instrument—made under the direction of Gibson’s master luthier Ren Ferguson—is based on Gibson’s L-7 archtop of the late 1940s, offering the easy playability of a rounded Venetian cutaway, the huge sound of a 17-inch body, and the affordability of simple ornamentation |
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Epiphone Wildkat Archtop Electric Guitar, Bigsby Vibrotone Hardware, Antique Natural List Price: $499.00 Sale Price: $299.00 |
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The Wildkat from Epiphone is truly an Epiphone original! This smaller body semi-hollow guitar has great vintage semi-hollowbody sound but is very comfortable to play. It's vintage voice comes from "dog ear" P- 90 Classic pickups, in a sustain-pumping warm, Mahogany body, matched with a Mahogany neck, Rosewood fingerboard, and an authentic Chrome Bigsby tailpiece for even more sonic versatility . |
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The Loar LH-600-VS Hand-Carved Archtop Acoustic Guitar, Vintage Sunburst Finish List Price: $1,599.99 Sale Price: $1,319.99 |
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Modeled after American designs from the early 20th century, The Loar's new archtop guitar is completely hand-carved from select, graduated woods and features a nitrocellulose lacquer finish and unparalleled projection... |
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Epiphone Joe Pass Emperor II Archtop Electric Guitar, Natural List Price: $999.00 Sale Price: $599.00 Used From: $430.00 |
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Late guitar legend Joe Pass lends his name to one of our most popular archtops. The comfortable to play Joe Pass Emperor II is slightly smaller than the jumbo jazz-boxes and features a single trapeze tailpiece to a Rosewood floating bridge, voiced by a pair of full-size Alnico Classic Humbuckers and matched aesthetically by Abalone "Tree of Life" headstock inlay and block fretboard inlay. |
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Epiphone Emperor Regent Archtop Electric Guitar, Natural List Price: $990.00 Sale Price: $699.00 |
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Still the King of the jumbo jazz boxes, The Epiphone Emperor Regent reigns supreme in looks and big jazz tone. Its large, warm sound is voiced by a Floating 700R Mini-Humbucker pickup, with volume and tone knobs right on the Tortoise pickguard... |
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Epiphone Sheraton II Archtop Electric Guitar, Natural List Price: $999.00 Sale Price: $599.00 Used From: $555.00 |
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Once hailed by Blues Legend John Lee Hooker as "An out-did 335" The Sheraton II from Epiphone combines perfect semi-hollowbody tone with impecable look. Voiced by Alnico Classic Humbucker pickups, this guitar is constructed with a 5-piece Maple neck, traditional Maple Laminate body with a Mahogany center block for amazing tone and sustain... |
Epiphone Archtop Guitars?
Whats the best make of amp to use with a epiphone casino to give it a good nice blusie sound?
Any name brand with tubes. I use a Mesa Boogie and love it. You can play it clean also. I play semi professionally and we do a wide variety in our set list from jazz to pop, to blues to rock and the Mesa performs well in all styles. I use a Blues Driver pedal rather than the built in effects, but the built ins are decent. good luck. peace
October 31st, 2009 in
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