Oscar Schmidt O315
The Oscar Schmidt O315 is a nice looking vintage style parlor guitar with impressive cosmetics and build.
Blueridge BR-341
Affordable all solid wood parlor guitar with a historic appeal inspired by instruments from the early 1900s, featuring solid Sitka spruce top and solid mahogany back and sides.
Takamine TF87-PT
Takamine pioneered the production of acoustic guitars with electronic pickup, preamp and EQ systems – they essentially started the acoustic-electric guitar category, which many of their competitors have also adopted into their lineup. Because of this, Takamine is mostly known for modern acoustic designs, but don’t count them out when it comes to vintage style guitars because they do have a collection of parlor style acoustic-electric guitars, of which the TF87-PT is included.
Bedell Coffee House Parlor
The Bedell Coffee House Parlor brings back the folk and acoustic blues tone of the past, in premium hand crafted quality. Built using materials and wood that are reserved top tier instruments, along with attention to detail expected from boutique instruments.
Martin 0-28VS
The Martin 0-28 Vintage Series is the smallest full size body guitar that the company offers. Interestingly, the “0” shape was previously the biggest size guitar that were built during the lifetime of C.F. Martin Sr.
Luna Gypsy Mahogany Parlor
Here is a mahogany body parlor guitar that features Luna’s distinct ornamentation and appeal. It is part of the company’s Gypsy series, which feature affordable acoustic guitars that cover various shapes, configurations and sizes.
Fender Paramount PM-2 Deluxe Parlor
The Fender Paramount PM-2 Deluxe parlor is the company’s flagship parlor guitar model, featuring all-solid wood body construction, built-in Fishman electronics, vintage style aesthetics and lots of visual embellishments
Fender Paramount PM-2 Deluxe Parlor
Martin 000-15M
The story goes that the first Martin 000-15M was developed in the ’30s during the great depression, when guitar builders were forced to build stripped down-models that people can actually afford. Impressively, this small bodied guitar is still part of Martin’s production line, many decades after. As the label implies, this guitar features a 000 (triple “O”) body, which is smaller than their standard dreadnought and orchestra shapes but bigger than traditional parlor guitar shapes.
Dean Guitars AXS Parlor
Dean Guitars is easily identified by their exotic shape and metal-friendly design, but if you look at their product line up, you’ll find that they do have a soft spot for traditional style acoustics. The Dean AXS Parlor is one such instrument, featuring traditional parlor guitar build with vintage style looks, while sporting the company’s distinct headstock shape
