Based in Staunton, Virginia, Hussein Dalton has been making some of the most powerful,

finely crafted American acoustic guitars since around 1995.

On today's show, I'm going to be sharing with you five of my favorite guitars from this boutique guitar manufacturer.

Hey, Tack family, this is episode 280 of the Acoustic Tuesday Show, a show packed full of inspiration and fun,

designed to help you get more progress, fulfillment, and joy from your acoustic guitar journey.

Throughout today's episode, I will be sprinkling in some acoustic news you can use,

which includes a newly completed humongous piece of guitar art, some boots to die for, and much more.

Plus some updated guitar signals for you to gaze upon, but first my favorite Huss and Dalton guitars.

Now, you may not be familiar with this guitar brand, and I'm here to tell you you need to be.

Because they make some of the finest traditionally inspired guitars brought up to date.

That's not a great description, but that's what I got for you.

Now, before I dig into my countdown, and it is a true countdown, starting with a darn good

guitar and working up to my absolute favorite

Hussein Dalton of all time. Period. No questions asked. I want to share with you a quick

story, something that happened in the last couple months to me. I do own a Hussein Dalton guitar. I

won't tell you which right now. And I was experiencing this rattle, okay? And it was driving me crazy and it seemed

to be getting worse. Now I took a mirror inside the guitar and tried to figure out what the

heck was going on. Now I do have a pickup installed in this guitar and the, I checked the

wire, I checked everything, I couldn't figure out what it was and I thought you

know what this has a bolt on neck maybe the bolts loose I don't know tried to diagnose it myself

in the meantime I was in contact with Hussin Dalton and they were so very kind and took so much

time in helping me diagnose this problem.

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