"Legacy Guitars" are those builders I've sold in the past but no longer keep in stock. I'm keeping them in place on the site because I still love the guitars and hope you will, too. Read more here.
"Legacy Guitars" are those builders I've sold in the past but no longer keep in stock. I'm keeping them in place on the site because I still love the guitars and hope you will, too. Read more here.
This Cedar and Rosewood mini jumbo (Trevor calls it his "TDK", which are his initials) is the guitar that got us started with Kronbauer Guitars, and I think this probably captures the Kronbauer sound better than any of his other guitars. With solid mids, tight lows, and room-filling sound, the cedar mini jumbo makes a great strumming guitar as well as an apt fingerstyler.
The build of this model also continues to impress with its looks. With great cedar, great rosewood, a subdued and woody rosette, and even some Gotoh 510s thrown in for good measure, this one is definitely a keeper.
This guitar is not only more beautiful when it's in your hands, but it plays better than you can imagine. Crisp high and low end, and just the right amount of punch in the middle. Balance is probably the right word for it. It can get loud, but notes stand out when you pick. While I was excited about the tone of the guitar, I was equally impressed by the quality of the neck. It's so easy to play. Research Trevor Kronbauer and you will see the quality of his work. Heck, email him. I had some questions and he got right back to me. The same goes for Shoreline. I called and John answered. He knew exactly what guitar I had ordered and answered every question I had. All that said, I spent so much time looking for guitars and I am so happy with this one. Well done Shoreline and Kronbauer.



