Technology is taking over. We’re being bombarded. That which was engineered to save us, is enslaving us. Put down your phone. Turn off the computer. And listen up. #SaveAGuitar is a return to music—playing music, […]
ARUN SHENOY is a GRAMMY® Award nominated composer and record producer. Based in Singapore, his versatile production style spans genres as wide as rock and funk, to jazz and world music. Arun writes and produces […]
Early in 2016, Breedlove partnered with Trout Unlimited and the Fly Fishing Film Tour to create a unique raffle based campaign to support conservation of critical salmon habitat in the Tongass National Forest. Breedlove contributed […]
In this short instrument review video, the folks at Premier Guitar Magazine review the Oregon Concert Bourbon and Manzanita. Two new product offerings from Breedlove at Summer NAMM 2016.
This video was recently released by Fox News and shows off a charity we support at Breedlove, a great non-profit called Sing Me a Story. Breedlove provides instruments for the Sing Me a Story crew […]
If you live in Massachusetts, and you love guitars, then you know Breedlove Distinctive Dealer South Shore Music. Get to know them a little bit more. How long have you been a Distinctive Dealer? We […]
Striped Ebony: The coloration is nearly black, with brown streaks. Tonally, Macassar ebony is powerful, clear, and has a slightly dark tonality that lends extra power to bass response. Strong bass and lower mids. Clear, […]
The craftsmen at Breedlove use two types of maple when crafting instruments with this tonewood: Western bigleaf and Eastern hard rock. Western bigleaf maple (acer macrophyllum) is great for standing out among other instruments. With […]
You grew up in Oregon, tell us how that shaped your development as a musician? I connected with music at a young age. Got my first guitar at age 10 and started writing songs right […]
Maple Back and Sides: Maple is great for standing out among other instruments. With a powerful fundamental and even harmonics, it is clear and present, but without pronounced peaks and valleys in the harmonic content. […]
