Best Sellers
Top products on Reverb over the past 90 days
Best Sellers in Acoustic Guitars - OM and Auditorium
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Martin Standard Series 000-18
The modern iteration of the Martin 000-18 auditorium-style acoustic guitar was born when the company first changed the original design from 12-frets to 14. Since the 1934 design change, the 000-18 acoustic has been in continuous production and is considered one of Martin's most popular auditorium-sized acoustic guitars. With its mahogany body and small size, the 000-18 is considered a great guitar for fingerpickers. - 36
Collings OM2H
Though Collings as a company has been crafting quality instruments since the '80s, the Collings OM2H acoustic guitar proves they aren't afraid to reach back in time for inspiration. Based on old Martin 000-style guitars, the OM2H sports a svelte orchestra model body type that make it more maneuverable regardless of whether you're playing on the couch and on stage. Sitka spruce and East Indian rosewood comprise the 20-fret OM2H acoustic, and it's often favored by both flatpickers and fingerstyle players. - 41
Martin Eric Clapton Signature 000-28EC
Fans of Eric Clapton, this one's for you -- and anyone who enjoys a good acoustic guitar. The Martin 000-28EC is Eric Clapton's signature model of the 000-28. With Indian rosewood for its back and sides and a spruce top, this Auditorium-sized acoustic fits the specs of the 000-28 Clapton played during his famed performance for MTV Unplugged. Aesthetically pleasing and tonally balanced, the Martin 000-28EC is great for Clapton fans and lovers of great guitars alike. - 43
Taylor 314ce with ES1 Electronics
The Taylor 314ce Grand Auditorium acoustic-electric guitar proves impressively adaptable for any player interested in acoustic or acoustic-electric stylings, regardless of playing style. A medium-sized, versatile Grand Auditorium body shape lends itself well to suit most players, and its Venetian cutaway is a striking addition. With a dynamic sitka spruce top and pure sapele body wood, the 314ce values tonal balance and usability over all. - 44
Collings OM1
The Collings OM1 is their base Orchestra Model guitar, laying the groundwork for the rest of their OM models. Balanced tone, highly responsive, and comprised of a sitka spruce top and mahogany sides, the OM1 is great for a variety of playing styles, from fingerstyle soloists to flatpickers. With 14 frets, 20 including over-the-body frets, there's plenty of space for noodling and exploring with the Collings OM1 acoustic. - 61
Ibanez Talman TCY10E Acoustic-Electric Guitar
The Ibanez Talman TCY10E Acoustic-Electric Guitar pairs the classic tone of an acoustic guitar with the modern features and manufacturing the company is famous for, all at an attractive price. Starting with a contemporary double-cutaway body design, this model incorporates premium features like a solid spruce top and Ibanez AEQ200T electronics for professional tone at a beginner's price. - 68
Huss and Dalton CM Natural
Virginia's Huss and Dalton began producing high-end acoustic instruments in 1995 using a combination of traditional and modern techniques. The CM model is a smaller-bodied acoustic with deep sides and a soft cutaway. It is made with either Rosewood or Mahogany as the primary body wood.
Wood Composition: Mahogany or Rosewood back and sides, Engelmann Spruce top - 70
Ibanez AEWC32FM Flamed Maple / Sapele Auditorium
- AEWC thin body
- Nyatoh neck
- Laurel fretboard
- Laurel bridge
- Acrylic rosette
- Offset dot inlay
- Large frets
- Fishman Sonicore pickup
- Ibanez AEQ210TF preamp with onboard tuner
- Available in Red Sunset Fade or Indigo Sunset Fade
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Alvarez 5014 Natural 1990
Alvarez guitars date back to 1965 when St. Louis Music began importing guitars built by luthier Kazuo Yairi from Japan. While Yairi made a number of higher-end guitars for Alvarez (referred to Alvarez-Yairi or just Yairi guitars), many of Alvarez's instruments were lower-end or budget models. The 5014 was a Martin-like orchestra model.
Wood Composition: Rosewood back and sides, Spruce top - 98
Santa Cruz OM Orchestra Model
The Santa Cruz OM Model is built standard with scalloped bracing and herringbone rosette, a Sitka Spruce top and Indian Rosewood back and sides. Brazilian Rosewood back and sides were optional, which nearly doubles the value.
A Koa option was also available in 1995. This price represents the range for the standard Indian Rosewood model.
Years of Production: 1987 - present
