Mahogany Guitars
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Epiphone Hummingbird Studio Faded Cherry Sunburst

Alvarez Artist Series AF30CE Folk Cutaway Natural

PRS SE A20E Black Top

Taylor GS Mini Mahogany

Alvarez Artist Series AD30CE Dreadnought Cutaway

Alvarez Artist Series AD30 Dreadnought

Alvarez Artist Series AF30 Folk Natural

Gibson J-45 Standard Vintage Sunburst

EastCoast M1SM Satin Natural

Epiphone J-45 Studio Vintage Sunburst

Fender Sonoran Mini Mahogany

Epiphone J-45 Studio Natural

Fender CD-60 Dread V3 3 Tone Sunburst Walnut Fingerboard

Sigma 000ME

Fender CD-60S Black

Sigma DM-1

Epiphone J-45EC Studio Vintage Sunburst

EastCoast M1SME Satin Natural

Sigma 000M-15 Acoustic Guitar

Sigma 000M-15E

Fender CD-60S All Mahogany Walnut Fingerboard

Cort AD810 Open Pore

Epiphone J-200EC Studio Parlor Vintage Sunburst

Martin 000-15M Solid Mahogany Vintage Appointments

Martin Standard Series D18

Fender CD-60SCE All Mahogany Walnut Fingerboard

Epiphone Inspired by Gibson J-45 Aged Vintage Sunburst Gloss

Epiphone Inspired by Gibson Hummingbird 12-String Aged Cherry Sunburst Gloss

Gibson Hummingbird Standard Vintage Sunburst

Epiphone Hummingbird Studio Ebony

Epiphone Inspired by Gibson Hummingbird Aged Cherry Sunburst Gloss

Fender FSR CC-60S All Mahogany Satin

Epiphone L-00 Studio Vintage Sunburst

Cort AF510M Open Pore

Epiphone Inspired by Gibson Hummingbird Aged Natural Antique Gloss

Epiphone Songmaker DR-212 Dreadnought 12 String Natural

Ibanez PC12MH Open Pore Natural

Alvarez Artist Series AC65HCE Hybrid Classical

Yamaha STORIA II

Yamaha STORIA I
About Mahogany Guitars
With a mellow, soulful voice and earthy looks, mahogany guitars are not flashy or ostentatious. This is why they have become a staple for songwriters, country players and roots guitarists.
Mahogany has a warm, full mid-range with a soft treble response and pillowy low end. This is the opposite of rosewoods. shiny ‘scooped’ tone. If rosewood sounds hi-fi, then mahogany sounds like vinyl. Mahogany is a favourite of sound engineers because of how well it sits in a busy mix.
Traditionally cheaper than rosewood, iconic mahogany guitars like the Martin D-18 and Gibson J45. became known as rugged, ‘workhorse’ guitars for the everyman. That’s why they’ve been loved by no-nonsense players as diverse as Kurt Cobain, Hank Williams and John Lennon.
A selection of our mahogany guitars come included with a guitar bag or hard case.
Why Should I Choose a Mahogany Guitar?
- Warm, earthy sound
- Perfect for recording
- Rugged aesthetic