The Blueridge BR-361 parlor-style guitar transports you back to the golden age of acoustic music. This premium parlor guitar is crafted for discerning players who appreciate vintage aesthetics and tone. Solid sitka spruce and East Indian rosewood pair for a crisp yet warm voice with rich overtones. The slim mahogany neck and ebony fingerboard feel sleek and fast under your fingers. Distinctive herringbone binding and snowflake inlays evoke craftsmanship of yesteryear. Whether you play blues, folk or jazz, the BR-361 inspires with its resonant voice and timeless style.

Vintage Materials for Authentic Tone
The BR-361's solid sitka spruce top and solid rosewood back and sides are the same premium tonewoods used in vintage parlor guitars. The lightweight spruce top produces articulate highs and tight bass, while the rosewood body adds warmth and richness. Braced for balanced articulation and sustain, this guitar resonates with the woody, open timbre of early 20th century parlors.

Fast, Sleek Neck for Effortless Playability
The BR-361's slim mahogany neck and ebony fingerboard feel sleek and fast under your fingers. The mahogany provides stability and warmth, while ebony is a traditional fingerboard material prized for its smoothness. Together they make navigating the neck feel seamless. The short 24.75' scale is ideal for fingerpicking and chordal playing. An overall lightweight, compact body offers playing comfort for hours on end.

Appealing Vintage-Inspired Aesthetics
One look at the BR-361 reveals a guitar steeped in acoustic tradition. Herringbone marquetry and ornate snowflake position markers evoke 1930s craftsmanship. A natural high-gloss finish highlights the beauty of the tonewoods.