Join us at NAMM 2025 for a rare opportunity to see the Breedlove Exodus, one of the most breathtaking guitars ever crafted (read more below). This $75,000 masterpiece, designed by Kim Breedlove, will be on […]
Breedlove Guitars is set to captivate collectors, performers, and guitar enthusiasts at the 2025 National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) Show with an exclusive showcase of its finest custom and limited-edition instruments. Highlighting the pinnacle […]
Joining the Legends: Myrtlewood Logs Poised for Guitar History Throughout music and guitar history, certain trees have achieved legendary status for their extraordinary tonewoods, becoming iconic names in the craft. “The Tree,” a remarkable mahogany […]
Diving into the world of tonewoods is like opening a treasure chest for guitar enthusiasts. At Breedlove, our craftsmen are unabashed tonewood nerds, always seeking to unlock the full potential of these natural materials. Recently, […]
At Breedlove, we’re always on the hunt for exceptional tonewoods that push the boundaries of both sound and beauty. Recently, we unearthed something truly extraordinary: a batch of figured red cedar so unique that even […]
Since its inception in 2018, the Portland Folk Festival has grown from a humble gathering of musicians into one of the city’s most beloved music events. This January 17th and 18th, the festival returns to […]
As a parent, choosing the right guitar for your child can be a critical step in fostering a lifelong interest in music. The perfect guitar will inspire your child to stay engaged, enjoy the […]
When it comes to high end custom guitars, an exciting new frontier blends the use of exotic tonewoods, expert craftsmanship, and meticulous Breedlove Sound Optimization. This trifecta yields the most amount of luxurious sound from […]
In the world of acoustic guitars, innovation is a rare and precious commodity. Each new design, each novel concept, builds upon centuries of tradition. Yet, every so often, a guitar emerges that transcends these boundaries, […]
A Brief History of the Dreadnought The dreadnought body shape was introduced by Martin Guitars in 1916, named after the British battleship HMS Dreadnought. It was designed to produce a louder sound that could project […]
