19th Century Reproduction Parlor Guitars, Part 3

In parts one and two, I discussed and demoed six so-called "parlor" guitars that are more-or-less reproductions of 19th-century guitars, and might be suitable for historical reenactments, etc.
This segment is going to present a handful of modern instruments in the same profiles, in case you like the size and shape of the guitars we've been discussing, but would rather have electronics or other modern features.
P.S. If you like this class of guitars, the Alvarez AP66SHB is a solid-topped size Zero-ish guitar with a vintage look. The AP66ESHB is the electrified version. The Luna Art Vintage Parlor Solid-Top Acoustic-Electric is a less-expensive choice.
Based on my experience with both lines, I would expect both of them to sound good acoustically and plugged in. Once they were properly set up, of course. Owners say they still prefer the sound of their $2K Martins. . . . .

[@Ivan-ms9ps]

Nice Video!!

[@paulracemusic]

Thanks!

[@magicalaurie]

Great series.

[@paulracemusic]

Thanks, hope you found it helpful, or at least interesting. 🙂

[@magicalaurie]

@@paulracemusic both helpful and interesting!