Nash Guitars TC-63 is one of their classic T-style guitars that upholds the Nash dedication to excellence.  Bill Nash has once again taken high quality components made in the US and created a guitar that looks like it’s vintage while actually featuring some of the best modern hardware.  The TC-63 puts out some really nice clean tones and can drive an amp like nothing.

The TC-63 features an ash or alder body that has been double bound.  The neck is a thick, fat maple neck in a C shape that gives you that great old school, vintage feeling and sound.  Nash offers two options for the fingerboard, maple or rosewood.  The body comes in just about any color you want, while the pickguard is done in white, mint, or tortoise.  The pickup in the neck is a Fralin P92, while the bridge is a Fralin T.  The entire instrument goes through Nash’s deep relicing system that makes it appear to have been around for years and put through its paces. Read more

The Nash S-57 is a sweet looking relic guitar, especially the sleek black model.  But this guitar does more than just look good—it sounds amazing, too.  In fact, it’s one of the most playable instruments around, and it’s actually affordable, too.  Bill Nash designed the S-57 to combine that great vintage look and feel while still being affordable to the average player.  The S-57 also features some very modern additions, but these additions don’t spoil its great relic look or make it seem like a strange mixture of new and old. Read more

Bill Nash has made a number of great guitars in his time, some of which were replicas of famous guitars played by amazing musicians.  One of the most famous guitars that Nash has replicated is Jimi Hendrix’s famous off white guitar.  The Nash S-68 was designed to be played just like Hendrix played his guitar.  This means that while it is a right handed guitar, it’s meant to be played left handed.  How did Hendrix do this?  Well, he actually has his guitar special made so that the pickups were upside down, as was the tremolo bar.  The controls were inverted, too.  Nash recreated this famous setup with the S-68, so left handed players will love it, while right handed players will get the chance to experience playing a guitar just like Hendrix did. Read more

The Nash S-63 relic guitar is one of Nash’s top vintage guitars.  Bill Nash designed the S-63 to capture everything from the look and feel to the great playability of vintage guitars.  However, he also wanted to create a guitar that would not be outrageously expensive.  The end result was a guitar that many could afford.  In addition to looking like an awesome vintage guitar, the S-63 also features a number of modern options.  Nash knows all about building vintage guitars—he has repaired, refurbished, and traded many Gibson and Fender guitars over the years. Read more