Original Series
Walnut &
Sitka Spruce
Several years ago, George Lowden crafted a personal guitar with figured walnut and a spruce top, inspired by the remarkable clarity and tonal definition it delivered.
The 21 model brings that sound to life, offering a balanced response with bright highs, warm mids, and clear articulation.
Ideal for fingerpicking, light-to-medium strumming, and even flatpicking, its tonal versatility makes it well-suited for a variety of styles, from intricate folk melodies to expressive acoustic ballads.
O, F, S, WL
Walnut
Spruce
Rosewood, Sycamore, Walnut, Mahogany
Maple/Sycamore
Gotoh SG381 Gold With Ebony Buttons
Rosewood
5 Piece: Mahogany / Rosewood
The Original Series captures the essence of what makes a Lowden guitar. Designed with George Lowden’s unique and original bracing, these guitars deliver the distinctive Lowden sound: full, warm, and dynamically responsive. With understated aesthetics and a focus on tonal purity, the Original Series is where our tradition of innovation and craftsmanship began.
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In 2004 George decided that a series of guitars similar to the original series but with a couple of upgrades would be great to offer to the players who wanted the best tuners you can get on the one hand, but also had a little more detailing in the appointments in general. So the 35 series was born.
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The 50 Series is where the Lowden team explore the limits of tonal and aesthetic refinement, using exclusively Master Grade tone-woods. Designed for players who value uncompromising quality, this series offers an exceptional level of customisation. The goal is simple: to create an instrument that exemplifies the finest craftsmanship the Lowden team can achieve.
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At Lowden, our story is as much about the people who play our instruments as it is about the craftsmanship behind them. Explore our collection of guitars inspired by Lowden signature players.
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The Lowden Jazz is fitted with an board pickup as standard. The soundbox is voiced for a really great acoustic response, and at the same time stiff enough to prevent the whole guitar from overreacting when played loud through a sound system.
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