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Taylor 314ce Studio Acoustic/Electric Guitar, Natural, front closeupTaylor 314ce Studio Acoustic/Electric Guitar, Natural, angle
Takamine TC132SC Classical Acoustic/Electric Guitar, Natural, front closeupTakamine TC132SC Classical Acoustic/Electric Guitar, Natural, angle
Takamine Legacy EF381SC 12-String Acoustic/Electric Guitar, Gloss Black, front closeupTakamine Legacy EF381SC 12-String Acoustic/Electric Guitar, Gloss Black, angle
Taylor 50th Anniversary AD14ce-SB LTD Acoustic/Electric Guitar, Tobacco Sunburst, front closeupTaylor 50th Anniversary AD14ce-SB LTD Acoustic/Electric Guitar, Tobacco Sunburst, angle
Used Epiphone FT-79 Texan Left-Handed Acoustic Guitar, 2021, Tobacco Sunburst, front closeupUsed Epiphone FT-79 Texan Left-Handed Acoustic Guitar, 2021, Tobacco Sunburst, angle
Guild F-40E Jumbo Acoustic/Electric Guitar, Natural Satin, front closeupGuild F-40E Jumbo Acoustic/Electric Guitar, Natural Satin, angle
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Guild F-40E Jumbo Acoustic/Electric, Natural Satin
Regular price $ 2,500.00 Sale price$ 1,999.00
Martin DSS-17 Acoustic Guitar, Whiskey Sunset, front closeupMartin DSS-17 Acoustic Guitar, Whiskey Sunset, angle
Martin DSS-17, Whiskey Sunset
Sale price$ 1,799.00
Martin 000-16 StreetMaster Acoustic Guitar, Mahogany Burst, front closeupMartin 000-16 StreetMaster Acoustic Guitar, Mahogany Burst, angle
Martin D-15M StreetMaster Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar, Mahogany Burst, front closeupMartin D-15M StreetMaster Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar, Mahogany Burst, angle
Martin 00-15M Acoustic Guitar, Dark Mahogany, front closeupMartin 00-15M Acoustic Guitar, Dark Mahogany, angle
Martin 00-15M, Dark Mahogany
Sale price$ 1,699.00

Acoustic Guitars

Replay Guitar Exchange has a great selection of acoustic guitars for players of all types. You can find a plethora of finish options on everything from dreadnoughts and jumbos, to cutaways and parlors. Take some time to sort through our offerings and find the color and fit that speaks to your individual style. 

Shop Acoustic Guitars with confidence at Replay Guitar Exchange. You aren’t just getting a great product, you are getting the Replay difference. Every item is professionally audited, set-up, and made available, with the same attention to detail as if our staff were the one taking it home. Give us a shout at 844-REPLAY1 (844-737-5291) or email us at sales@replayguitar.com and a member of our staff will get back with you momentarily.

 

Replay Guitar Exchange is your acoustic guitar source! We have a dedicated Acoustic Specialist on staff to help curate some of the best acoustic guitars from the most trusted brands.

Find acoustic guitars from Alamansa, Cordoba, Breedlove, Dean, Fender, Gibson, Guild, Luna, Martin, Taylor, Yamaha, and more.

We represent every price point so guitarists of all skill-levels can find a guitar that meets their needs and budget.

If you are looking for a used acoustic guitar, we regularly update our listings to reflect stellar new arrivals, and spend a lot of time making sure that each used acoustic guitar is in perfect playing condition.

Any questions on a particular acoustic? We are always happy to field your inquiries if there is something else you would like to learn about our inventory. Feel free to use our contact form, chat, or give us a call.

 

A Short History of the Acoustic Guitar

The first contemporary acoustic guitars were very similar to classical guitars but strung with steel strings. The advent of new bracing techniques and thicker bodies gave way to the modern acoustic we know today. This allowed for the higher tension and introduced more chordal based music in place of Spanish style classical playing.It also had the effect of picks being more widely introduced into modern playing techniques.

The medieval Lute and Arabic Oud easily had the most impact in shaping what we know as acoustic guitars today. Stringed instruments have a long history and are found in carvings of antiquity that date back some 3000 years.

Around the 15th and 16th centuries, the Lute was falling out of favor and the new Spanish style guitars, with the familiar curved silhouette, began appearing.

In Spain, the vihuela was one of the final predecessors to our modern acoustic. It was played with one hand in front of the hole in the body, and had the hourglass shape we know today.

By the late 1700s, these guitars had been standardized as having six strings and resembling 21st century acoustic guitars.

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