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The Guild P-240 Memoir Parlor marries vintage aesthetics with modern craftsmanship. A premium parlor guitar at an accessible price.

The Ibanez PN1MH embodies what a “blues box” is, but with Ibanez’ modern playability added into the mix, an easy-to-play guitar that punches above its affordable price tag.

The Benton CLP-15M is a solid mahogany top parlor guitar that turns heads without burning a hole in your wallet.

Guild brings back the parlor style guitar M-20, this time manufactured at their California, USA facility, featuring an all-solid-mahogany body and retaining the look and feel of the original M-20 which was released back in the late ’60s.

Although a bit bigger than the usual parlor guitars, the Takamine P3NY “New Yorker” is the smallest body type that the company offers, and as such it is labeled as a parlor-style acoustic. The name is further justified by the overall vintage appeal of the instrument, which includes an elegant looking slotted headstock.

The Oscar Schmidt O315 is a nice looking vintage style parlor guitar with impressive cosmetics and build.

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.

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.

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.