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Haight
guitars available today
For those who want the immediate satisfaction of owning a Haight Guitar, we
have a few instruments on hand by Master Luthier Norman Haight. These only
differ from his custom guitars in that they are not designed for a specific
customer. Click on the title of any guitar for a full description and more
pictures. Click on the picture for a larger picture of the guitar.
We charge a flat rate of $50 for s/h and every price includes a climate
controlled case and our lifetime warranty.
For shipping
outside of North America,
please email us.
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 This
unique dreadnaught is made from 75-year-old Oregon Coastal Myrtlewood with
Art Deco stylings. It was the most popular guitar among the recording
artists involved in the recording session for
Lovin' Haight Guitars
CD. |
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 A fabulous classical guitar built of the beautiful Bees Wing patterned
eucalyptus wood. This is unusual, but the result is a full-throated sound. |
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 A fabulous classical guitar built of the
wonderful warm sounding myrtlewood. This particular piece of myrtlewood
was found in Norm's father's collection and is known to have been
harvested a least 75 years ago. This crystalline structure in the wood
is evident. It has a fabulous sound. |
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 This Small Jumbo will please anyone wanting a full-bodied, warm tone, almost
resembling chocolate. It's body size makes it more comfortable to play, but in
no way loses the wonderful bass tone that Haight Guitars are known for. |
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 Okay, this isn't a guitar, but it is one of the most exciting sounding mandolins
you'll ever hear. Norm creates one of these about every two years, and they're
worth the wait. If you want your mandolin to stand out, this one really barks. |
Gecko inspired Mountain Dulcimer $395
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 Okay,
this isn't a guitar either, but it is a really nice mountain dulcimer
with a bit of the southwest added in. Norm creates one of these every so
often for our friends in the folk music industry. This is a nice
instrument for the price. |
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let us know which instrument peaks your interest - we'd love to arrange for you
to own it! |
