Parlor Series Guitar (14" wide bout, 1 3/4" or 1 7/8" satin finish neck, 12-fret or 14-fret, non-slotted peghead, chrome Schaller tuners, 25" scale). Goodall Parlor Series guitars are produced in six main styles (prices include hard shell case):

Standard & Dreadnought Series

Concert Jumbo Series The Concert Jumbo and the Dreadnought Series are all appointed the same and priced the same as the Grand Concert Model described here:

Grand Concert Series The Grand Concert Model is one of the world's most perfect guitars. Beautifully proportioned, comfortable to hold, it is everything you can imagine and more -- a wonderful blend of clarity and balance with punch, and a smooth, rich bottom end. This one has a singing, lyrical treble with excellent sustain. It is completely without the tight, nasal tonal quality in the midrange and bass associated with smaller guitars. While the Grand Concert model is considered ideal for the fingerstylist due to its sensitive, dynamic responsiveness, it is equally appropriate for the flatpicker or plectrum player. It is used by bluegrass flatpickers and has surpassed traditional dreadnought guitars with respect to power, clarity, sustain, and projection.

Goodall Grand Concert (15" lower bout), Concert Jumbo (15 7/8" lower bout) and Dreadnought (15 7/8" lower bout) model guitars are produced in five main styles (all prices include hard shell case). Each features an abalone rosette & diamond fingerboard inlay, 1 3/4" satin finish neck, ebony fingerboard, bridge and peghead, chrome Schaller tuners, 25.5" scale.

Jumbo Goodall Jumbo model guitars (17" wide at lower bout) are produced in five main styles (prices include hard shell case). (Features include abalone rosette & diamond fingerboard inlay, 1 3/4" satin finish neck, ebony fingerboard, bridge and peghead, chrome Schaller tuners, 25.5" scale).

Jumbo Baritone Series

Traditional Series Guitar The Traditional model features the popular dreadnought body shape. Its tone is extremely powerful in the bass and midrange with an emphasis on a broad warmth without lacking treble. The Traditional model features a custom, partial scalloped bracing pattern which produces a bit more 'boominess' in the bass and midrange. The peghead and bridge have been redesigned for a more conservative look and Waverly tuning machines are a standard feature. It is nicely trimmed with a herringbone rosette and herringbone top purfling with a chevron marketry backstrip. It is especially built for the flatpicker and bluegrass style players. .

Traditional Long Dreadnought

Traditional Baritone

Traditional OOO 12-Fret

Crossover Nylon String Model AAA Rosewood/Cedar or Sitka List $6199

Aloha Series Guitar Goodall Guitars has reintroduced the Aloha model because of popular demand. It now features a beautiful wood on the fretboard and bridge called pheasant wood - an extremely hard and dense Hawaiian wood that is dark red brown in color with black streaks. It comes in either koa or mahogany back and sides with a Sitka spruce top, pearl rosette and peghead logo, black fiber binding (NOT plastic) and chrome Gotoh machines. No compromises, just great looks, tone, and playability as always found in a Goodall guitar. Available in Grand Concert, Concert Jumbo and Standard sizes.

Pacific Model AAA Curly Maple List $6199