More and more, we here at Music Folk are seeing the smaller boutique builders produce instruments that up the ante in a acoustic world filled with mass-produced dreadnaughts. Huss and Dalton guitars seperate themselves from the pack with guitars that have superb balance of tone, and structual stability that is without peer.

Made in Virginia by their name sakes, these guitars capture the unique nuance of older instruments with some notable differences. One unique feature is the top construction: every top is bent to a 25 foot radius. This allows for greater stability of the top without having to overbuild bracings which rob the top of tone. Appointments are elegant, yet subtle whether they be ebony bindings and tunimng buttons on Schaller tuners, or unique fingerboard inlays.

The voicing of the these guitars differs greatly from other esteemed small builders. While they have ample bass and treble clarity, the richness of the midrange makes all of their models a rewarding experience.