Eddie's Guitars

If you love unique, beautiful guitars like us, then you will be thrilled by the latest manufacturer to join the Eddies lineup: Kevin Ryan Guitars.

If you haven’t heard of Kevin Ryan Guitars before, they are a very niche operation – in fact, we are just one of three dealers in the United States to carry his guitars!

However, over the past 30 years, Kevin Ryan has created some of the most contemporary acoustic designs in existence while incorporating modern technology into guitar production in ways that had never been done before. Continue Reading

Unlike a very large portion of our beloved industry that operates like their best days were 60 years ago, Paul Reed Smith guitars is one of the most forward-moving manufacturers that we work with.

Their facilities are state-of-the-art, the staff is comprised of fellow guitar enthusiasts that have a painstaking eye for detail, and their fan base is rabidly hungry for the next big thing. But what happens when you start letting dealers in on the mix to make their own creations?

Que the PRS Wood Library program. Continue Reading

Eddies Guitars is happy to announce that we recently started carrying a new brand of impressive acoustic guitars from our neighbors to the north: Boucher Guitars.

Boucher has quickly made a name for themselves as manufacturers of quality acoustics in part due to their workshop’s position among the largest Adirondack spruce forest in North America (they are based in the Canadian Appalachian province of Quebec).

These old-growth trees are a treasure trove for guitar manufacturing, as they offer an abundant supply of high-quality top woods and bracing materials. Additionally, each guitar is hand-crafted, and their skilled luthiers are quickly gaining a reputation for producing high-quality instruments. Continue Reading

If you are like many guitar enthusiasts, it doesn’t get much better than the pre-war Martins of the late ’30s and early ’40s – decades of playing create an incredibly unique sound with quick response, increased volume and warmer tones.

However, as incredible as those guitars sound, there have certainly been some production advancements in modern guitars that have improved over the decades.

But what if you could blend that unmistakable vintage tones with the quality control of a contemporary acoustic? Enter the Bourgeois Aged Tone Guitar line. Continue Reading

Looking for the pure beauty and craftsmanship of a Collings guitar but want a lower price point? Then look no further than Waterloo guitars by Collings.

This throwback line offers more affordability (albeit with slight dip in quality), as well as a very unique sound and style.

Not based on the higher end vintage guitars, Collings instead targets some of the less expensive brands of the depression era. Continue Reading