The offset and P90's seem to rule supreme!  Put them together and you have the return of the Premier Bedford from D'Angelico. Now pairing its sleek offset body with two Duncan Designed P90s, the Premier Bedford offers sparkling and elastic articulation in a tried-and-true configuration. Constructed with either a mahogany or...

Introducing The Deluxe Mini DC LE from D'Angelico A fourteen-inch-wide double cutaway semi-hollow offering the perfect balance between semi-hollow construction and ergonomic comfort. The Mini DC's undersized body, sleek headstock and slim C-shape neck profile combine to create a lightweight design perfect for players who want total control over their instrument....

Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of ‘American Beauty’ Album A 15-inch-wide, single-cutaway semi-hollow strapped with Seymour Duncan Designed humbuckers, the Grateful Dead SS delivers a warm, full-bodied tone that is still crisp and clear. From clean country to gritty rock, its versatility covers the wide array of tonal territory heard across American...

D’Angelico have introduced the limited edition Deluxe Bedford SH, which has an interesting shape and f-hole, which I guess you will love or hate! It is a semi-hollow version of their flagship solid-body and featuring a "sleek, modern f-hole design on the upper bout" and a three-pickup configuration comprising two Seymour...

John D'Angelico (1905–1964) was a luthier from New York City, noted for his handmade archtop guitars and mandolins. From 1932 – 1964 D’Angelico made a total of 1,164 guitars; they were the most coveted arch top guitars of the period. In 1952, he hired Jimmy D'Aquisto as an apprentice, who would...

John D'Angelico (1905–1964) was a luthier from New York City, noted for his handmade archtop guitars and mandolins. From 1932 – 1964 D’Angelico made a total of 1,164 guitars; they were the most coveted arch top guitars of the period. In 1952, he hired Jimmy D'Aquisto as an apprentice, who would...

Since 2005 D'Angelico guitars have been produced in Japan (New Yorker archtop models) and South Korea (Excel series and New Yorker solid body models), with years of development having gone into them; they offer a laminated spruce top and laminated maple sides and back to stay within a price range....