Professional Sound, Design and Playability Inspired by Kim Breedlove’s Original Design Kim Breedlove was always at his best when he was designing and handcrafting stringed instruments. From walking and exploring the koa forests of Hawaii […]
Each summer the Music Industry and artists from around the world descend on Nashville, TN to participate in the Summer NAMM Tradeshow. The multi-day convention is a chance for music lovers and industry professionals to […]
Artist Zac Burrell is this month's Featured Breedlove Artist, and today we're working with him to launch his new official music video for the song “Cowboy.” When asked about the inspiration behind this new video, […]
In 1992, Larry Breedlove made a bold statement, introducing the Breedlove Concert shape to the world. The instrument’s hourglass waist, rounded shoulders and distinctive headstock looked familiar, but new at the same time. The body […]
About the Concerto: When we set out to create a guitar that would surpass the classic big body sound of the dreadnought, we didn’t just want it to be loud. We sought to bring out more […]
Harley Osterlund is a live animal. He likes to prowl the stage, he likes to feel the monitors shaking and the audience stomping its feet. Luke Basile is a creature of the studio. He’d rather […]
New for 2019, Breedlove has unveiled three new additions to the popular Pursuit Series in each of our revolutionary body shapes; The Concertina, The Concert and the Concerto. Each model is crafted with stunning myrtlewood […]
Built on the Oregon Series Concerto larger body design, this all myrtlewood acoustic guitar has been updated for 2019 with a cutaway for convenient access to the entire fretboard. The crisp, clean sound of myrtlewood […]
New for Summer 2019, Breedlove is proud to introduce a limited run of three outstanding models from the Custom Shop in Bend, Oregon. Built on our revolutionary body shapes – The Concertina, The Concert, and […]
By Michael Eck Rosewood. Mahogany. Maple. Cedar. Koa. Myrtlewood. As they used to sing on Sesame Street, “One of these things is not like the other, one of these things just doesn’t belong … “ […]
