Acoustic Centre Guides

Whether you're a seasoned professional or an aspiring artist, the search for that elusive sonic nirvana is a journey that never truly ends. Enter the Fender Tone Master Pro, Kemper Profiling Amp, and Neural DSP—a trio of revolutionary solutions that have sent shockwaves through the world of guitar tone.

With the introduction of the Fender Tone Master Pro, Fender have taken their legacy to new heights, and it's poised to redefine what a multi-effects guitar workstation should be.

For our 30th anniversary celebrations, we approached Maton with an idea we'd been considering for years: building the ultimate version of the classic CW80. After months of research, visits to the Maton factory, and consultations with Maton Custom Shop luthier Andy Allen, we're overjoyed with the results.

Whether you're a professional guitarist or just starting out on your guitar journey, finding the perfect guitar is essential to your musical journey. With so many options available, it can be overwhelming to walk into a guitar shop or browse guitars online. Here are five tips to help you find your perfect guitar at a guitar store.

When it comes to choosing a high-quality acoustic guitar, two Australian brands stand out among the crowd: Cole Clark and Maton. Both manufacturers have earned a reputation for excellence, with a range of models that cater to different playing styles and preferences. But which brand is right for you?

With a range that includes the Streamliner, Electromatic, and Japanese-made models, Gretsch offers something for every type of guitarist, from beginners to seasoned professionals.

With multiple acoustic and electric tones at your fingertips, the Fender Acoustasonic is the perfect gigging companion. But which is the right model for you?

2023 marks 30 years of Acoustic Centre, and to celebrate we have collaborated with our favourite builders to create limited-edition versions of some of our favourite guitars of all time. Naturally, our first collaboration is with one of our favourite brands of all time: Taylor Guitars.

When it comes to choosing the right acoustic guitar pickup, there are several factors to consider. Let's explore the different types of pickups, their unique features, and the key factors to consider when choosing the right one for you.

When shopping for an acoustic guitar, one important decision to make is whether to go for a solid wood or laminate wood guitar, and understanding the differences between them can help you make an informed decision.

Choosing the right strings for your acoustic guitar can make a big difference in your playing experience. The right set of strings can enhance the tone, playability, and longevity of your instrument. So which should you choose?

While the idea of a guitar designed purely for travel is still fairly new, the range of available options is bigger than ever. If you're thinking about a guitar for your next road trip, holiday or business trip, we've put together this handy guide to help you on your journey!

In recent years, the term 'Sinker' has been appearing more and more in the world of fine acoustic guitars - but what does the term mean?

Choosing a slide can be somewhat mysterious: there's seemingly endless variations of material, weight, shape and sizes available, and it's hard to know where to start. Here's everthing you should know before pulling the trigger on your next slide.

Spruce has long been the industry standard for acoustic guitar soundboards. Dig a little deeper though, and there's a dizzying array of spruce varieties used by luthiers across the world. Here's our guide to the most common varieties found in guitar building.