Bourgeois Guitars Touchstone

The Bourgeois Touchstone series is the result of a close collaboration between Bourgeois and Eastman. The guitars begin their long journey in Bourgeois' workshop in Lewiston, Maine. Every single top is made there by hand. After Dana Bourgeois personally inspects the tops, they are vacuum-sealed and sent to Eastman's workshop, where the guitars are finished by a small group of top luthiers.

The series includes two different body shapes, each in two versions. These are a Dreadnought and an OM, available as a CountryBoy or Vintage version. The difference here is the wood used for the back and sides. For the CountryBoy, Bourgeois uses classic mahogany, whereas Indian Rosewood is used for the Vintage version.

But all guitars in the Touchstone series have one thing in common: they offer an incomparable price-performance ratio that is rarely seen.

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