Perhaps a controversial view but I think one of the best features of Parker is the bridge. It is perfectly comfortable to play with, the palm never feels any ridges or sharp edges, only perfect roundness. Yet I see brand after brand releasing "innovative" guitars with the same old fixed bridges ...

Hi all, If PMs are not working, you can get me at [email protected]

I'm also on the Facebook pages: (Parker Guitars and Parker Owners and Lovers)

Cheers, Jamie

Ok it’s ready to go, I’ve attached pics below. Hi res on request.

The guitar is in mint condition, one of the last to be produced ever I believe - just a few weeks before Parker closed. Dusty Black. Serial 1504047. There are no dings or scratches, a real beauty. All the case candy included, with ...

I will get some pics this weekend and post with a price.

I love the uniqueness of this guitar and its feel, and in a perfect world I would keep it, but I have other very specific priorities hence the change.

Stay tuned...

Hi folks
Are much deliberation and angst, I will likely be selling my beloved Maxxfly 7 String. It's in mint condition and I love it, but it's time to let it go to a home where it can get the attention it deserves. It is one of the last to be produced before Parker closed.

Can anyone recommend the ...

I think what we're perceiving as renewed interest in the Parker guitars has more to do with it being on our radar than it does with any sort of large-scale interest.


Very possible you are right.

I find it interesting though that there are brands out there like Aristides who are innovating ...

Hi all,
It might be my imagination, but since the recent disappearance of the Parker website and forum there seems to be more interest in the brand, at least on Facebook. Lots of fans worldwide.
What does everyone else think? Will it lead to Parker becoming a collector item, or even a resurrection ...