Gallagher Guitars is making guitars to grow old with.

Thanks for the tour. Glad Gallagher guitars are back and going strong.

Beautiful guitar. Great town, too. I grew up in Murfreesboro.

I said to myself the other day that when and if I buy a used Martin I want to buy it from Jeremy Sheppard! Now you got me looking at Gallagher as well!! I'm going to need another room for my guitars here soon!!

Those guitars sound great. It's nice to see an owner, who can actually play a guitar, too. Beautiful instruments.

4:08 Incredible vision; even better engineering!

That was absolutely extraordinary. They may get a lot of attention from your video. I love what they are doing!

I own a doc Watson and it’s the best dreadnught I have ever played

Earlier in the summer, a friend of mine invited me to perform for a fundraiser for WMTS (MTSU Radio). They were using Gallagher Guitars as one of the venues, and I got to perform there with one of their G-45's (D-18-style). David also kindly showed us around the shop. One of my favorite experiences playing music, and they build a mean guitar.

Thank you for this video! What a gracious gentleman with a lot of love and passion. Beautiful instruments. God bless!

That Austin is a fine fiddle player as well! I like his fiddlin' a lot! Great guitars, glad to see them making them again!

One of my dream guitars. Huge Doc Watson fan.

Watching that was very moving to see the obvious love those folks have for building guitars. Even if I could buy one of these I am afraid I wouldn't deserve it. Love the video Jeremy. Thank you for posting.

I have a wonderful guitar collection but there was one hole that I've been waiting to fill, taking my time over several years, I turned over every stone in the hunt for a "boutique built" acoustic, enjoying every moment of the search. I'd certainly heard of Gallagher but am not a country or bluegrass player and that seemed to be the company's niche. Still, I believe that a guitar is a guitar and a well-built "bluegrass guitar" would be no different than any other well-built guitar...it can be many things depending upon who's driving. In the spring of this year, I checked-in with one of my favorite shops, the Fretted Buffalo, in Buffalo, New York, a brand new Gallagher dealer and a shop that carries eleven of the best brands in the business. I never played the guitar but purchased an Appalachian over sinker SG-50, a round shouldered, 25 1/2" scale design with an enlarged soundhole. I don't typically put too much emphasis on video sound clips, but since I'd chosen a guitar that I wouldn't be able to first play, I went by the spec's, intuition, and the shop's videos of not only the SG-50, but a couple of other guitars I'd been interested in for a long time. There was a distinct difference (and many nuances that had the guitar winning my little shootout). I pulled the trigger and, after having the guitar for a few months, am completely enamored with its build, playability, and tone. What a guitar! To anyone considering the purchase of an expensive guitar built by a smaller (boutique) company, I strongly urge you to look at Gallagher as a top-tier option that can go toe-to-toe with the likes of Collings, Bourgeois. SCGC, Lowden, Boucher, and others too many to list. For me personally, my new SG-50 is the best all-around performer that I own or have ever played. And it's pure eye candy! Thank you for putting together such an insightful and well thought-out video of your new digs in Murfreesboro. I'm sure that I'll eventually get around to visiting and look forward to that day!

Amazing detail about getting the right sound. Saw dust and coffee grinds to determine pattern vibrations? Incredible.

Nice tour. I’m fortunate to have two.

Nice Video Jeremy ,Great to see all the hand made original tools and ofcourse the beautiful sounding and looking guitars

Thumbnail portrayed Wartrace build. So I clicked on it. And thumbs up. Cheers! ------- Edit: 12:30 Sapele. The G-50 on the website has the unmistakable 'ribbony' sapele. Topped with cedar or spruce, sapele fires the sound right back out at you. Hard.

My hometown!!! Thanks for shining the light on the 'boro!

I love it when the video is just some old guy passionately discussing his craft, I caught myself with a huge smile at the beginning of the video cause I knew that's what I was in for Edit: after about a year of consideration i have decided I wanna be a luthier now

Awesome video all around…one of my favorite part is seeing Chris Jones’s guitar…..I’m a bassist but if I were a guitarist..Gallagher would be my guitar…