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Guitareum.com We offer a curated collection of high-quality acoustic instruments, effect pedals and accessories.

We specialize in brands that are known for their great sound, solid craftsmanship, and excellent playability.

đź“Ł New Electrical Guitar Arrival đź“ŁYou can check out more details here:https://reverb.com/ca/item/99318251-fender-american...
07/13/2026

đź“Ł New Electrical Guitar Arrival đź“Ł
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https://reverb.com/ca/item/99318251-fender-american-standard-telecaster-sunburst-maple-fretboard-1993-excellent

A rare find, a 1993 Fender American Standard Telecaster in a classic Sunburst finish, complete with its original molded hardshell case. Renowned for its reliability, versatility, and timeless design, the American Standard Telecaster remains one of the best values among USA-made electric guitars. Built to perform in virtually any musical setting, it is a dependable workhorse that is equally suited for the stage, studio, or home.

This example has been well cared for and shows only a few signs of normal use: a couple of small dings and scratches, nothing crazy. It is 100% original, with no modifications or repairs. The neck is straight, the truss rod functions properly, and while there is a little bit of fret wear, it does not affect playability or intonation. The guitar has been professionally set up with a fresh set of strings and plays effortlessly with low action, delivering the unmistakable tone and feel that have made American Telecasters a favorite among musicians for decades.

Now over 30 years old, this Telecaster has matured into a true modern classic. It offers the quality, dependability, and character players expect from a vintage American Standard, making it an excellent choice for collectors and working musicians alike. The original molded Fender hardshell case is included.

06/17/2026

A rare and beautiful Yamaha GC-20 Grand Concert Classical Guitar.

Masterbuilt and signed by Toshiro Kato, 1986.

The tone wood that was used for the top of this guitar is select Japanese Ezo Spruce.
It grows in the high mountains of Hokkaido island. Ezo spruce is a slow-growing species that requires specific conditions to thrive, such as a cool and humid climate. As a result, it is a rare and expensive wood. In 1995, the Japanese government designated Ezo spruce as a protected species under the Wildlife Protection and Hunting Law, which prohibits the cutting, sale, and transportation of the wood without authorization. There are some small old stocks still available in Japan but to commission a guitar with Ezo spruce top nowadays would cost many thousands.

more details here :
https://reverb.com/ca/item/91926855-yamaha-gc-20-concert-classical-guitar-handmade-by-toshiro-kato-in-1986-solid-spruce-madagascar-rosewood-excellent

06/14/2026

For over half a century, the name of Jose Ramirez is perhaps the most recognized to classical and flamenco guitar aficionados. Ramirez instruments have been performed on by countless professionals from Sting to Segovia, Chet Atkins to Sabicas and Lee Ritenour to Christopher Parkening.

Built to the highest standards of Spanish construction, the guitars in the Estudio line are an affordable alternative to the Artisan guitars line. Without the cypress lined back and sides, these guitars are an adaptation of the traditional Ramirez designs.

They are known to be lightweight and quick to respond. This particular guitar sounds beautiful and is one of our favorites. It's can make most high-end guitars shy.

More details here :https://reverb.com/ca/item/91204012-jose-ramirez-guitarra-clasica-edicion-limitada-125-anos-espana-2009

đź“Ł New Classical Guitar Arrival đź“ŁYou can check out more details here:https://reverb.com/ca/item/97392947-yukio-nakade-no-...
06/07/2026

đź“Ł New Classical Guitar Arrival đź“Ł
You can check out more details here:
https://reverb.com/ca/item/97392947-yukio-nakade-no-4000-concert-classical-guitar-1999-solid-spruce-solid-brw-as-is

This guitar was built in 1999 by Yukio Nakade, the youngest son of the world-renowned Sakazo Nakade, widely regarded as the “Father of Modern Japanese Luthiery.” Information about Sakazo’s influential career and legacy is well documented and easily accessible online.

All three of Sakazo’s sons followed in their father’s footsteps and became luthiers themselves. Among them, Toshihiko Nakade achieved a level of recognition comparable to his father’s elite status. While Toshihiko was able to command prices similar to those of Sakazo Nakade and Masaru Kohno, his brothers Teruaki and Yukio often sold their instruments at considerably lower prices despite producing guitars of equally exceptional quality.

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