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Quick, helpful videos from a guy who’s sold hundreds of guitars - covering everything from body styles and tonewoods to care, brands, and buying tips. With 150+ videos, this is like having a guitar expert in your pocket.
Quick, helpful videos from a guy who’s sold hundreds of guitars - covering everything from body styles and tonewoods to care, brands, and buying tips. With 150+ videos, this is like having a guitar expert in your pocket.
The dreadnought is the most popular acoustic guitar body shape - but what actually makes it a dreadnought? In this short video, we explain what defines a dreadnought, how it compares to other body shapes, and why it’s loved for its big, bold sound. Whether you’re a beginner shopping for your first guitar or just curious about tone and feel, this quick guide will help you understand why dreadnoughts have been a go-to choice for decades.
Parlor guitars are small, stylish, and full of character - but they’re more than just a vintage aesthetic. In this video, we break down what defines a parlor guitar, how it compares to larger body styles like dreadnoughts, and why it’s still a favorite for blues, folk, and fingerstyle players. Whether you want a travel companion, a couch guitar, or a stage-ready acoustic with a unique voice, the parlor might surprise you.
Auditorium acoustic guitars offer a great blend of comfort, tone, and versatility. Slightly larger than a concert body but with a more contoured waist, they deliver a balanced sound that works well for both strumming and fingerpicking. In this video, we take a closer look at what defines an auditorium guitar, how it compares to other body shapes, and why it's a favorite for many singer-songwriters and stage performers.
Concert acoustic guitars strike a balance between comfort and clarity. Slightly smaller than a dreadnought but larger than a parlor, they offer a focused, articulate sound that’s great for fingerpicking and light strumming. In this video, we break down what defines a concert-sized guitar, what makes it unique, and who it’s best suited for. Whether you're a beginner looking for something comfortable or a seasoned player seeking a balanced tone, the concert body shape is worth a closer look.
Cutaways give you easier access to the upper frets, but do they change the sound? This video explains the benefits and trade-offs of acoustic guitars with and without cutaways.
000 acoustic guitars - also called Auditorium or "Triple-O" - strike a perfect balance between comfort and tone. With a slightly smaller body than a dreadnought and a more focused midrange, they’re great for fingerstyle players, singer-songwriters, and anyone who wants a well-balanced, responsive acoustic. In this video, we break down what defines the 000 body style and why it’s one of the most versatile options for both beginners and experienced players.
Mini-jumbo guitars offer a unique balance between power and comfort. In this video, we explain what sets them apart and what kind of player they’re great for.
From parlor to dreadnought to jumbo, body shape has a big impact on tone, volume, and comfort. This video breaks down the most common acoustic guitar body shapes and which ones might fit your playing style best.