“Couldn't speak more highly of these guitars and I have tried many acoustics in my lifetime. These have some of the best value on the market and they are carefully crafted with much attention to detail. Will recommend this brand to anyone”
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4.5 Excellent · 15 reviews on Trustpilot
“Wonderful guitars! I play timberline harp guitars and I wouldn't want to play anything else! Great quality and great sound. Also the sales and design team are super helpful and care a lot about their products. Recommended!”
“Timberline makes excellent guitars. Sophisticated stying and well crafted. I have multiple and can’t imagine owning another brand acoustic.”
“I’ve been playing my first Timberline guitar for three or four years now, and after hundreds of gigs, I was so impressed that I decided to add a second one. The playability, reliability, craftsmanship, and tone are simply outstanding.”
“I am a professional guitarist who has been playing Timberline guitars for the last 15 years and at this point they have become an intrinsic part of my career. I must have played over 1000 gigs on my custom guitar and it just gets better and better the more I play it. The finish is fantastic and the tone second to none. I'd 10/10 recommend getting yourself a Timberline guitar as you won't regret it. A beautifully made instrument at an extraordinary price.”
“Timberline Guitars are plain and simple quality instruments. Let's clarify; natural hard woods, well built, master craftsmanship, along with top shelf components from their tuners to their pick up systems. All their guitars provide excellent playability, beautiful bell tones, and a balanced audio spectrum from low's to high's. Their entire line is at a professional performance level, backed by a company dedicated to excellence at extremely fair price points. 5 Thumbs Up!”
“My first Timberline was stunning – fit and finish top level. But even that paled compared to the sound, notes resonated like nothing I’d played before. I bought a 2d Timberline, a 12-string. Spectacular! It’s been ten years since I played my first Timberline and my experience is they only get better with time. I highly recommend the product.”
“I bought my left handed Timberline harp guitar (T20HGc) in 2021. I’ve since released an EP with this guitar as the primary instrument (sounded amazing in front of microphones), performed multiple shows with it, and added various combinations of pickups to get the best live sound out of it (dual K&K Pure Mini pickups is ideal). Timberline are doing such a great thing by making harp guitars more accessible. It is an incredible instrument. I couldn’t be happier with the guitar.”
“Bought a Mint pre-owned Timberline T80D dreadnought in 2008 and it’s a beauty. Sound profile is out of this world. Put it on my Sound Traveler for 3 days, a compensated bone saddle, new strings and a ebony bridge pins. It outplays and more than equals my Martins, Takamines, Gibsons, Guilds and several other loved dreads. I have some Koa, Cocobolo, Macassar Ebony and Ziricote dreads and this baby stands shoulder to shoulder with them.”
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How do I tune the bass strings of my new Timberline® harp guitar?
Why does a solid timber guitar sound and play better than one made of laminated woods (plywood)? And my guitar says it has a “solid top” – is that professional grade?
What does “adjusting the action” mean and why would I want to do it? How do I do it?
What is the purpose of a “truss rod” and how do I use it?
I read that Timberline guitars use a dual-action truss rod. What is the benefit of that?
I see that Timberline® uses Tusq® nut and saddle components. What is Tusq® and what other options would one choose for nuts and saddles? Do other guitar makers use Tusq®?
What is the best kind of guitar case for the Timberline® guitar?
What is the Timberline® warranty and how do I make a claim?
Why doesn’t the Timberline warranty cover cracks or splits due to humidity issues?
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