Parlor guitar

Parlor guitar

1910s Unmarked Rubberized-Bridge Electrified Parlor Guitar

Lichty Dream Guitar, inspired by a dream, this small-bodied guitar is designed and crafted by NC luthier Jay Lichty

Parlor guitars are great to play with, especially if you are a beginning guitar player with a smaller body, have a small child who is looking to play guitar, or want a guitar that’s easy to travel with but sounds great! Here are the options of parlor guitars worth buying! #guitars #parlorguitars #review #guitarreview #guide via @theguitarspace

An all mahogany Size 2 Parlor acoustic guitar handmade by Thompson Guitars.

Faithful to the Gretsch® “Rex” parlor guitars of the 1930s, ‘40s and ‘50s, the G9500 Jim Dandy™ Flat Top parlor-style model embodies everything that was great about everyone’s first guitar. Perfect for both picked and fingerstyle playing. Ideal for songwriting, practice or even as a travel guitar, this little wonder is great for beginners or seasoned pros alike. Comfortable to play, and full of woody vintage tone with full-sounding bass, the Jim Dandy will inspire hours of playing joy.

Picture the archetypal 1930s blues man, photographed with a studio backdrop, jaunty hat, knowing leer.... What else do you see? A guy with not too much money, that’s what! That’s why the guitar in his lap was usually something like a Gibson L model – small, shapely, and sunburst. The iconic Robert Johnson L-1 was

Find out just what is a parlor guitar - small in size, ideal for musicians on the go. Our dedicated site with unique comparator tools.