Bourgeious NAMM 2026 Release

Bourgeois NAMM 2026: Pre-Order Hand-Voiced Masterpieces & New Touchstone Releases

Welcome to the pinnacle of the 2026 boutique guitar market. Bourgeois Guitars arrives at NAMM 2026 with a lineup that celebrates 50 years of Dana Bourgeois’ legendary lutherie. This year’s collection features the expansion of the acclaimed Touchstone Series, a collaboration that brings the signature "Maine sound" to a wider audience, alongside highly exclusive Limited Edition releases crafted from rare, storied tonewoods.

The 2026 Touchstone Expansion

The Bourgeois Touchstone Series continues to redefine professional value in 2026. These instruments feature Alaskan Sitka Spruce tops that are individually selected and hand-voiced in Lewiston, Maine, by Dana Bourgeois’ elite team before being meticulously joined to their bodies.

New 2026 Tonewood Pairings: Explore the latest additions featuring Black Walnut and Madagascar Rosewood options.

The Artist Collaboration: Secure your pre-order for the newest signature series, celebrating a decade of shared vision between Dana and the world’s biggest country stars.

Maine-Built Standard & Heirloom Series

For the collector, the 2026 Standard Series debuts new structural refinements designed to increase headroom and responsiveness.

Aged Tone Technology: Experience the 2026 iteration of Bourgeois’ proprietary torrefaction process, delivering "broken-in" vintage tone from the very first strum.
Custom Shop Innovations: Discover the Downeast Series and other NAMM-exclusive builds featuring "Master Grade" Adirondack Spruce and unique aesthetic appointments.

Why Pre-Order a 2026 Bourgeois?

Every Bourgeois guitar is a unique tonal fingerprint. Due to the intensive hand-voicing process, NAMM 2026 allocations are strictly limited. By placing a pre-order, you ensure access to these first-run instruments. As a premier Bourgeois dealer, we provide personalized consultations and a full boutique setup to ensure your new Bourgeois is performance-ready the moment it arrives.

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