Our Guitar Models

Our oldest and best selling model is the amazing Saddle Pal. The little 13" lower bout,12 fret, guitar that just doesn't know it is a small guitar. Click on the button below for specifications and photos.

Dubbed the Elko model because the first one was made for the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering Charity Auction in Elko, Nevada, this slotted peghead, 12 fret guitar is about the size of a classical guitar. Cowboys love it, and so do all kinds of other players.

LH 14 simply stands for the Lame Horse 14 fret guitar. We created this model after our friend, and great English guitarist, Michael Watts told us we needed to build a 14 fret guitar. The body shape is that of a Gibson pre WWII L model, or roughly a 00 size. The bracing is Gibson pre war with Lame Horse modifications.

No matter how many guitars one has, they all pretty much sound like a guitar. That is why so many great guitar players own a 6 string banjo. You get a banjo sound from an instrument that plays like a guitar, is easy to capo, and is easy to play in different tunings. Click on the action button below to learn more about the Gitjo.

The Lame Horse Big Hoss is the Big Brother to the Saddle Pal guitar. It has the same body shape. It is just blown up to a 15 inch lower bout, for those who want something a little bit larger.

These ukuleles are a fun side project for us. Unlike our other instruments, we don't hand make all the parts. Only the final assembly and setup are done in Texas, but they are sweet sounding little solid wood instruments, with a sweet story to match their looks and sound.