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  • PJD Carey

    Single-cut electric guitar

    United Kingdom

    The Carey is a core PJD Guitars model, a single-cutaway electric hand-built in York, England by luthier Leigh Dovey. It has a flat-top single-cut body and is often fitted with a humbucker/P-90 pairing, offered in Standard, Elite and Limited editions.

  • Atkin The Forty Three (J43)

    Slope-shoulder steel-string acoustic guitar

    Steel-string guitar · United Kingdom

    Atkin's The Forty Three (J43) is a big-bodied slope-shoulder steel-string acoustic guitar with an easy-playing shorter scale that has made it a favourite of singer-songwriters. Its baked Sitka spruce top over mahogany back and sides delivers warm mids, solid lows, and clear definition over pre-war scalloped bracing.

  • McIlroy A

    Mid-size jumbo acoustic guitar

    United Kingdom

    The A is McIlroy's most popular body shape, a mid-size jumbo sized between an OM and a large jumbo. Handbuilt in Northern Ireland, it is prized for clarity, balance and sustain. Model codes such as A30 combine the A body with a chosen top and back/side wood pairing.

  • Atkin The Forty Seven (LG47)

    Small-bodied steel-string acoustic guitar

    Steel-string guitar · United Kingdom

    Atkin's The Forty Seven (LG47) is a lightly built, small-bodied steel-string acoustic guitar that excels at fingerstyle while keeping enough punch for flatpicking. A baked Sitka spruce top over mahogany back and sides on pre-war scalloped bracing gives a surprisingly strong, commanding bass for its size.

  • PJD Woodford

    S-type electric guitar

    United Kingdom

    The Woodford is a core PJD Guitars model, a versatile S-type electric hand-built in York, England. It offers classic single-coil-style voicing in PJD's Standard, Elite and Limited tiers.

  • Lowden Wee Lowden

    Compact short-scale steel-string acoustic guitar

    Steel-string guitar · United Kingdom

    The Wee Lowden is a compact, shorter-scale Lowden design originally created with Ed Sheeran. Built and voiced in Ireland, it brings the Lowden voice to a smaller body; representative WL builds use a 610 mm scale with soundboards such as red cedar over Indian rosewood backs and sides.