For Sale: Blueridge BR-341 Parlor Size Guitar, Mint

[JimCal]

I purchased this guitar because the wide nut (by steel-string standards) makes it a seamless transition from my classical. The owner of my local high-end guitar shop agrees that it sounds better than any Martin or Taylor under $2,500. Punchy but with great sustain. Guitar and case are mint only used at home in my humidity-monitored den. Only played finger-style -- never picked. Because I had a guitar sleeve on the body for protection, the center of the top is somewhat darker than the edges but they will catch up with more light exposure. Selling because I bought a bucket-list guitar.

On-line price for guitar is $995 at Instrument Alley. Superior Deluxe Vintage case goes for $129.99.

I‘m asking just $675 including shipping in the lower 48 states.

Developed from exceptional instrument examples from early 20th century and clearly proves that quality can stand the test of time.

Blueridge BR-341 Acoustic Parlor Guitar Features:

Select Solid Sitka Spruce top with X-pattern bracing
Solid Mahogany back & sides
Natural high-gloss finish
Dark tortoise binding and matching soundhole rings
Ebony fingerboard and pyramid-style bridge
Maple bridge plate
Mahogany neck with traditional slotted peghead
High-quality, nickel-plated tuners with black ABS buttons
Bone nut and saddle
Nut width: 1 7/8"
Scale Length: 24.75" (630mm)

Additional images available on request.

Jim Calhoun
Mt. Pleasant SC

[Aspiring]

Jim I tried sending you a pm but it looks like your account is not configured correctly or something wierd is going on with the system.

Thanks

[rose52775]

Unsolicited bump for a killer guitar. I demoed it in Austin back in 2011, against guitars costing several thousand dollars more and it held its own. I went in to buy a Collings and I walked out with this Blueridge. Truly the most memorable playing and sounding guitar I’ve ever owned. Good luck with your sale.

[tailsawaggin]

Originally Posted by JimCal

I purchased this guitar because the wide nut (by steel-string standards) makes it a seamless transition from my classical. The owner of my local high-end guitar shop agrees that it sounds better than any Martin or Taylor under $2,500. Punchy but with great sustain. Guitar and case are mint only used at home in my humidity-monitored den. Only played finger-style -- never picked. Because I had a guitar sleeve on the body for protection, the center of the top is somewhat darker than the edges but they will catch up with more light exposure. Selling because I bought a bucket-list guitar.

Hi Jim,

I recognize that this is a very old post, but since it isn't marked as sold, I have to ask. Is this guitar still available?

[pops]

Inquiring minds want to know.