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Welcome to the Guitar Collection. A showcase of the greatest guitars from around the world.
performing Capricho Arabe 🎵; from a private concert held last night at our showroom in Austin, Texas. Evan chose an early “Torres” made by Enrique Garcia to play a set of Francisco Tarrega’s music.
This 1965 Ignacio Fleta e Hijos is a spruce-top guitar from the golden era of Fleta guitar making. Built just four years after John Williams began playing Fletas, it showcases everything that made these instruments legendary.
Deep, authoritative basses with that unmistakable Fleta bite, balanced by the extra sparkle, shimmer, and clarity that only a great spruce top can provide. Powerful, responsive, and remarkably balanced from the softest pianissimo to the strongest fortissimo.
📽️ Full review out now: https://youtu.be/FeCEqNloLho
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06/13/2026
Few names in classical guitar making command as much respect as Hernández y Aguado. This 1964 example comes from the legendary Madrid-based duo whose instruments are revered by collectors, performers, and aficionados around the world.
Owned and recorded by both Julian Bream and John Williams, Hernández y Aguado guitars occupy a special place in classical guitar history. This guitar showcases everything that made them legendary: refined craftsmanship, a bold yet lyrical voice, and unmistakable Spanish character.
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06/12/2026
NEW ARRIVALS!!
•2026 Douglass Scott No. 158 🇨🇦. One of the most respected modern traditional makers, delivering refinement, power, and exceptional playability.
•2011 Luigi Locatto 🇮🇹. An elegant Enrique Garcia model with spruce, Brazilian rosewood, and exquisite Alessi tuners.
•2026 Mark Usherovich 🇨🇦. Featuring Mark’s latest spruce double top design, with remarkable openness, dynamic range, and responsiveness.
•2024 Richard Reynoso 🇺🇸. A bold and visually striking Art Deco-inspired concert guitar with a rich, colorful, and highly individual voice.
•1991 Miguel Rodriguez 🇪🇸. A rare spruce and Brazilian rosewood example from one of our favorite makers, featuring an unusually comfortable 650mm scale.
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06/11/2026
A rare and very compelling concert guitar, this 2005 Rolf Eichinger features a spruce top, Indian rosewood back and sides, and a comfortable 640mm scale length. Deeply influenced by the Granada tradition, Eichinger’s guitars are increasingly difficult to find and admired for their balance of Spanish character, clarity, and refinement.
This particular guitar carries special provenance, having belonged to Bokyung Byun and served as her concert instrument during her time at The Juilliard School. Comfortable, responsive, and full of color, it offers the ease of a shorter scale without sacrificing the authority of a true concert guitar.
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A brand new 2026 Greg Smallman and Sons, and the first new Smallman we have ever had the privilege to offer. Featuring a cedar top and stunning ziricote back and sides.
The dynamic range on this guitar is unlike anything else. The distance between pianissimo and fortissimo is enormous, and the evenness across all six strings is remarkable. A tool for musical expression beyond what most guitars can offer.
Already sold.
📽️ Full review out now: https://youtu.be/SGwxeo06_ow
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1893 Vicente Arias: “The Forgotten Luthier”. This amazing piece of guitar history just arrived to its new owner. It’s easy to see and hear why this one is so so special (actual recording of this guitar is playing).
Arias (1840-1912) was a Madrid luthier, and a contemporary of Antonio de Torres. Very few of these instruments exist today, but they are very prized for their lightweight, intimate sound that is full of Spanish character and soul.
Only at The Guitar Collection.
06/09/2026
Livestream: The Hauser Legacy
Hermann Hauser I 1936
Hermann Hauser II 1960 No. 666
Hermann Hauser II 1969 “Llobet”
Join us as we explore three extraordinary guitars from one of the most influential families in classical guitar history, spanning the work of Hermann Hauser I and Hermann Hauser II.
📽️ Tune in live 11am US Central Time: https://youtube.com/live/xAhMw3b95qY?feature=share
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