Dreadnought Guitars
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Yamaha F310
Epiphone Hummingbird Studio Faded Cherry Sunburst
Alvarez Artist Series AD30CE Dreadnought Cutaway
Alvarez Artist Series AD30 Dreadnought
Yamaha F310 Tobacco Sunburst
Epiphone Inspired by Gibson J-45 Aged Vintage Sunburst Gloss
Gibson J-45 Standard Vintage Sunburst
Yamaha FG830 Natural
Epiphone Dove Studio Violinburst
Martin D-10E
Alvarez MD60EBG Dreadnought Bluegrass with LR Baggs
EastCoast D1SCE Satin Natural
Epiphone J-45 Studio Vintage Sunburst
Fender CD-60 Dread V3 3 Tone Sunburst Walnut Fingerboard
Sigma DM-1
Fender CD-60S Black
Alvarez Artist Series AD60-12 Dreadnought 12-String
Fender CD-60S All Mahogany Walnut Fingerboard
EastCoast D1CE Satin Natural
Alvarez Masterworks MD70EBG Bluegrass Dreadnought Electro Acoustic Natural
Epiphone Inspired by Gibson Hummingbird 12-String Aged Cherry Sunburst Gloss
Epiphone J-45 Studio Natural
Martin X Series DX2E 12 String Spruce/Mahogany
Epiphone Songmaker DR-212 Dreadnought 12 String Natural
Cort AD810 Open Pore
Yamaha FG830 Autumn Burst
Alvarez Masterworks MDR70ESB 12th Fret Round Shoulder Electro Acoustic Vintage Sunburst
Martin D10E-01
Martin Standard Series D18
Yamaha FG830 Tobacco Brown Sunburst
Martin Standard Series D28
Fender CD-60SCE All Mahogany Walnut Fingerboard
Epiphone Inspired by Gibson Hummingbird Aged Cherry Sunburst Gloss
Gibson Hummingbird Standard Vintage Sunburst
Epiphone J-45EC Studio Ebony
Yamaha F310 Pack Sunburst
Martin DJR-10E Streetmaster Dreadnought Junior
Martin X Series DX1E
Martin DX Johnny Cash
Gibson Hummingbird Original Heritage Cherry Sunburst
About Dreadnought Guitars
The dreadnought is what you think of when you think of acoustic guitars. Designed by Martin & Co. in 1917, it hasn’t really changed since then.
Dreadnought guitars sound like a cannon: they are powerful, commanding guitars. They can be made with any wood, but the key ingredients are the shape, the deep body and the long 25.5” scale length. The most famous dreadnought models are the D-28 from Martin and the Hummingbird from Gibson. There is also a variant size called the slope-shoulder dreadnought which has a curvier shape, short scale length, and a slightly softer sound. The most famous slope-shoulder dreadnought is the Gibson J-45.
While you can fingerpick happily on a dreadnought guitar, they come alive when strumming with a pick. Because of this, they have become the archetypical songwriters guitar.
Why Should I Choose a Dreadnought Guitar?
- Powerful, commanding sound
- Perfect for songwriters
- Iconic design