I just returned from a long tour performing in front of thousands of people with my NRS guitar.  I have to say the NRS is one of the most perfect touring guitars I've ever toured with. I played in arenas and civic centers with large sound systems and high powered monitors and not one time did the NRS feed back on stage! Sound men...

People sometimes ask “How did you launch a guitar company when you were flat broke and bankrupt?” 

Thinline guitars are convenient to play for those who have been used to playing electric guitars.  They are also an alternative from having to pull out a large dreadnaught body acoustic for a set.

Can a small pick really make a difference on how your guitar sounds? YES!!!

I have found in the guitar world there are two schools of thought on what to call a thin acoustic guitar.  Some call it a thin-body and some call it a thin-line.  Which is right?