1. Martin Standard Series 000-18 Auditorium Acoustic Guitar
Martin’s 000-18 is a vintage-inspired design, inspired by Martin’s pre-war era guitars. The guitar has a Sitka spruce top with aging toner for a classic look. Sitka spruce is very durable and strong and helps produce a great sound. Americansongwriter.
Martin 00-15M Grand Concert All Mahogany Acoustic Guitar Natural
The Martin 00-15M grand concert guitar is a beauty—made of solid mahogany and a rich stain, this guitar will stand out in your collection. The guitar is available for under $1,500, making it one of the most affordable acoustic guitars on this list.
Fender Player Series Stratocaster Maple Fingerboard Electric Guitar 
This redesigned Strat sounds like a classic Strat but has a freshly redesigned 2-point fulcrum vibrato bridge. It also has a solid alder body and gloss finish. Choose from 4 different colors and choose the fretboard, pickups, and top wood. It’s available for left and right-handed players.
Gibson Acoustic Hummingbird Original – Heritage Cherry Sunburst
The Hummingbird is the king of all Gibson acoustic guitars. This beauty is recognized by its expressive sound and mahogany body. The hand-rubbed nitro finish will make this acoustic guitar stand out from your collection, especially when you’re on stage.
A Fender Electric XII 12-string guitar, which was personally owned and played by Bob Dylan, has gone up for sale at online auction house Gotta Have Rock and Roll. (Guitarworld)
The model in question was designed in 1965 and given to the singer-songwriter to play during recordings at New York's Colombia Studio A that year, including Highway 61 Revisited and early sessions for Blonde on Blonde, before the album's production moved to Nashville in February 1966.
A handful of available photographs show Dylan wielding the rare 12-string guitar, which is one of “only a handful” ever produced, due to the pearloid pickguard being changed to a tortoiseshell on later models.
The guitar is listed alongside a letter of authenticity from Jody Carver, who previously served as Fender Liaison to artists, as well as a signed letter of provenance from Dylan’s management confirming that this was the model used in the New York Blonde on Blonde sessions.
