An orchestra-size guitar with vintage F-30 body style, a solid red spruce top, and solid mahogany back and sides, the Guild CO-2C acoustic-electric features the patent pending Guild® Graphite Neck Block System combined with traditional building techniques for exceptional tone, playability, and longevity. A bound ebony fingerboard, ebony bridge, abalone dot inlays, and ivoroid body binding underscore the Contemporary Series' purpose: To satisfy a market seeking an alternative to high-priced acoustics, with a better price point and a more "woody" tone; also to satisfy players who want a road-worthy guitar without compromising sound and playability.The modern Guild Neck Block System is designed for more sustain and better clarity, qualities strengthened even further by a bone nut and saddle. The pure, rich tone of all solid woods will only improve with age, thanks to a thin lacquer finish that allows the wood to age naturally, while still providing the needed protection to make the Guild CO-2C guitar road-worthy.

The Gibson CSM-CE Grand Concert guitar from the Songmaker series is made from solid wood and sports features such as Gibson's traditional scalloped bracing, double acting truss rods, a premium Sitka spruce top, and a Fishman Prefix Pro Blend pickup.The CSM-CE acoustic-electric guitar features a J-45 headstock, the rosette of the SJ-200, the pickguard from the Blues King, and the bridge from the Woody Guthrie Southern Jumbo. Gibson blended these timeless features with the classic grand concert body style— solid mahogany back and sides — creating a series of guitars for every personal preference.Other significant appointments include a solid mahogany, 25-1/2-inch scale neck with an ebony fingerboard, rosewood binding, genuine mother of pearl dot inlays, chrome hardware, and Tusq saddles, nuts, and bridge pins. The headstock and peghead carry the Gibson logo in silk-screened gold letters. In addition, every Songmaker Series acoustic comes with its own standard hard shell guitar case from Gibson Acoustic.

From singing cowboy stars of the 1930s to rock and country superstars of today, the most influential artists have chosen Gibson's SJ-200 acoustic guitar, the King of the Flat-Tops, to make a bold statement of musical excellence. Today's SJ-200 is modeled on the classic early-'50s, maple-bodied model.Each Limited Edition True Vintage SJ-200 guitar is built in Bozeman, Montana with a top made from solid Red Spruce, a rare and highly prized tone wood, and constructed with hot hide glue, just like back in the day. The guitar comes with a custom-made, period-correct case, and a certificate of authenticity. Additionally, upon filing your warranty registration card, Gibson will send you a specially designed jacket embroidered with the model name of the guitar they have purchased and an embroidered custom-run case cover.Gibson has only released 167 of these guitars.