Washburn

The sheer amount of musicians who've used vintage Washburn acoustic, electric guitars, banjos, and mandolins reads as a roll call for 20th century music. Funk trailblazers like Bootsy Collins, pop-punk sensations Sum 41, and dirgemeisters Incubus are just some of the musicians who break sonic barriers and move butts with Washburn guitars and accessories.

It all starts in Chicago in 1883. Washburn brings the world the first large body acoustic guitar that quickly makes an impact on musicians all over America and the globe. Washburn's Dreadnought Series feature outstanding sound with pure tonewoods that feature deep, rich resonances and comfortable playability. Also a pioneer in electric-acoustic guitar design, Washburn offers a range of solid body electric guitars and basses.

Come to musiciansfriend.com to get your guaranteed lowest price pledge. Start your journey with the guitar that cemented Washburn's reputation: the D10SCE Cutaway Acoustic-Electric Guitar. A beautifully sculpted mahogany back, sides, and neck combines with a spruce top for a classic look. Play rich tones on a rosewood fingerboard and use the cutaway design to plug in your preamp to fine tune your electric sound. Speaking of electric, why not try the Washburn Nuno Series N4ESA Electric Guitar?

The WD 18SW Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar is your ticket to a galaxy of pure, unadulterated sound. Discover the beauty of guitar music that can be close to the deafening threshold of silence. See why one customer remarks, "…it has a nice warm tone, the feel is awesome, and it looks great. The action isn't too high, so it's easy to play."

Customers literally gush over the D100 acoustic guitar series. The Washburn D100 Acoustic Guitar's low price, hand made fit, the easy playability of the fretboard, and even, rich tone gain new fans everyday. Do you have a feel for sounds of the backcountry? Try Washburn's banjo kits to bring out your inner troubadour with the BB Banjo Kit.