Guitars

The single 0, also known as concert size, is a small bodied guitar that delivers a focussed, articulate sound where each note is well defined. Though the midrange rich tone can sound slightly boxy when strummed, the single 0 is an ideal blues guitar and really shines when played fingerstyle. Comfortable to hold while seated, it makes a perfect couch noodler.

Slightly larger but not as deep as a single 0, the double 0, 00, or grand concert size is another small bodied guitar that’s very comfortable to hold and play. Less boxy sounding than a single 0, the 00 produces a lovely tone with a bottom end that may surprise you.

Sometimes called a folk guitar or auditorium size, the 000 and OM produce a sound which is even and balanced across the strings. Using the same mid-sized body dimensions, the 000 and OM models differ in scale length with the 000 using a shorter scale. Frequently built with a 14th fret neck/body joint, a 12th fret joint is also common as in the pictured 12 fret OM. One of the most popular body sizes, a 000 or OM is well suited for both strumming and fingerstyle use.

The grand auditorium is perhaps the most versatile body size. Slightly larger than an OM, this mid-sized guitar produces a bigger, fuller sound while remaining quite comfortable to hold. This general purpose workhorse is a great choice as an all-around guitar, equally at home being strummed or played fingerstyle.

The dreadnought is a large, deep bodied guitar that produces a lush, robust sound. Perfect for flat picking and strumming, even aggressively. When played fingerstyle, individual notes are less well defined than on a smaller bodied guitar. The Bounsall dreadnought features sloped shoulders and a rounded lower bout. A gorgeous look and a wonderful tone.

Using the same basic body shape as the dreadnought, the baritone has a longer 27” scale length, heavier strings, and is tuned a perfect 4th lower (B to B). The result is a characteristic deep, resonant, low pitched voice that brings a whole new dimension to your playing.