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Our flagship acoustic in the Premier Series, the Premier Bowery is constructed with re-designed thinner top bracing, allowing for enhanced sustain and resonance. Equipped with a D'Angelico preamp and pickup system that includes an onboard tuner, the Bowery is ready to take the stage.

Born in New York City in 1905, John D’Angelico began working at for his grand uncle, Raphael Ciani, at the age of nine. Located in New York at 57 Kenmare Street, Ciani’s shop built and repaired all manner of stringed instruments including violins, mandolins and flattop guitars.In 1932, John opened his own shop at 40 Kenmare Street and it was here that he began building archtop guitars in earnest. The earliest recorded date for a D’Angelico guitar is 11/28/32 (serial number 1002). Reports suggest that he may have built a small number of archtops in the late 1920s.The earliest D’Angelico guitars were clearly based on the 16-inch Gibson L-5, with similar body dimensions, a hand-carved spruce top, maple back and sides, a maple neck that joined the body at the 14th fret, a floating bridge and tailpiece and violin style f-holes.By the mid 1930s D’Angelico was offering three models: Style A, Style B and Excel.

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Priced at $150, $200 and $275 respectively, these were approximately equivalent to the Gibson L10, L-12 and L-5.In his book Acquired of the Angels, Paul William Schmidt lists the earliest examples of the Style A, Style B and Excel models as dating from 03/10/36, 09/02/33 and 03/16/36 respectively. However, vintage guitar dealer Laurence Wexer (wexerguitars.com) says that there are no model listings for the serial numbers indicated above in the actual ledgers, the earliest entries for the Style A, Style B and Excel models being 1936.The New Yorker (earliest ledger date 09/26/36) represented D’Angelico’s response to the 18-inch Gibson Super-400.Priced to compete with the L-7, the 17-inch A-1 (earliest ledger date 05/02/36) was added to the line by 1938 as D’Angelico’s most affordable model. Over the years, D’Angelico guitars became progressively fancier with additional binding and larger position markers and inlays.Initially, John D’Angelico had three or four employees but the shop soon comprised just himself and his assistant, Vincent DiSerio.Later, in the 1950s, John would be joined by Jimmy D’Aquisto, who would go on to become a celebrated archtop guitar maker in his own right. He remained on New York’s Lower East Side throughout his working life, during which time he made nearly twelve hundred instruments.For more on John D’Angelico see Acquired Of The Angels by Paul William Schmidt, published by Scarecrow Press Inc., ISBN 1-57886-002-4 (http://tinyurl.com/ph29ctm).

D'angelico Premier Serial Number Search

NEW YORK—January 15th, 2018—At the 2018 Winter NAMM Show in Anaheim, California, D’Angelico Guitars will be debuting updates to its youngest line, the Premier Series. Following a landmark year where the Premier Series skyrocketed in popularity and success, the line will see a host of upgrades for 2018. Per consumer feedback and a desire to elevate tone, Premier Series electric guitars will now feature Seymour Duncan-designed pickups, offering exceptional tonal clarity and versatility. For playability, a fine-tuned, slightly slimmer neck shape aims to aid in comfort. And as an aesthetic addition to the line, the Premier Series will welcome multi-ply cream binding, as well as an all-new ocean turquoise finish available on all models.Brand new to the collection will be the DC 12-string, a twelve-string semi-hollow electric boasting remarkable playability, and tone at an impressively accessible price point. For acoustics, the Premier Series welcomes the new Niagara mini-dreadnought, as well as a new KOA option on the Bowery single-cutaway dreadnought.Premier Series electrics start at $749 MAP. Acoustics start at $399Heading to NAMM?

Stop by the D’Angelico booth (212AB) for a free pack of strings, a chance to win a guitar, and a chance to win a pair of tickets to see Bob Weir live at the D’Angelico booth, Thursday, January 25th.