Features: • Style: Dreadnought • Finish: Satin • Top: Solid Spruce • Back: Mahogany • Sides: Mahogany • Fingerboard: Composite Rosewood • Bridge: Rosewood • Nut Width: 1 11/16” • Frets: Stainless Steel • Keys: Chrome Sealed G-Style

Built like the guitars of yesteryear with contemporary appointments and standard or "v" neck. The M10 features a solid spruce top and select rosewood back and sides.

Saga has once again proven that it doesn't have to cost a lot of money to get a well made, professional quality guitar. The Bristol BD-16 Dreadnaught by Blueridge is just such an instrument. Successfully created to bring the traditional sound of the mountains and quality guitar construction to even the most budget-conscious player at any level. Even at this price-point, the finest spruce and mahogany tonewoods are carefully handcrafted by skilled artisans with years of experience. The vintage designed forward-x top bracing is lightweight but strong enough to ensure great carrying power and resonance. The slim mahogany neck features a fully adjustable truss rod to guarantee perfect alignment at all times. The result is a traditionally styled dreadnaught guitar with a big, full-bodied and rich tone that won't break the bank.

The MDC-1CE is a no compromise full featured dreadnought with lots of sass at a affordable price. This guitar features a stunning antique sunburst with a satin finish. Great highs, mids and lows.

The Recording King G6 Series Dreadnought guitars wrap great tone and elegant appointments into a stunningly affordable package. With a solid spruce soundboard and bone nut & saddle, these guitars deliver a sound that will please both bedroom pickers and professionals alike. Aesthetically, the G6 Series has a simple elegance. Adorned with a tortoise shell rosette and binding, this gloss-finished beauty is bound to turn heads. The G6 Series Dreadnought features a 25.4 scale length.

Inspired by the incredible craftsmanship and design of the Golden Age, The Loar LH-200 is an acoustic guitar with a classic pre-war body style, outstanding features, and a strong, full tone. From the vintage sunburst finish to the open gear butterbean tuners, The LH-200 is modeled after small-bodied flat top acoustic guitars from the 1930's.

Torrefaction is a specialized heating process used on Recording King Adirondack spruce tops in which the wood is heated at a low temperature in an oxygen-free environment. The curing process reduces impurities in the wood and results in weight reduction and increased stiffness, producing a similar chemical transformation as wood that has been dried for decades. The end result is a lightweight, extra resonant top that produces similar tone to a vintage instrument that's been loved and played for years. These solid torrefied Adirondack spruce tops provide the foundation for Recording King's Torrefied Series Dreadnought. The tone of the torrefied top is impressive, and when paired with the mahogany back & sides results in guitars with extra punch, projection and warm, vintage-style tone everywhere on the fretboard. Whether you're a singer/songwriter or fingerpicker, the Recording King Torrefied Series guitars are the perfect way to achieve vintage tone in a new instrument.