Washburn Unveils New Timeless Parlor Guitar

Washburn Timeless Parlor Guitar (Image credit: Washburn Guitars)

Washburn has unveiled its new Timeless Parlor Guitar. Each of the new, limited-edition guitars features a top made from a 140+ year-old reclaimed European Fir beam pulled from a bridge, pub or barn in the United Kingdom.

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