Pre-owned 2026 Gallagher G70.
This wonderful G70, completed in February 2026, is being sold on consignment for the wife of its previous owner due to their recent sad and unfortunate passing. This was a well loved guitar for a short time, along with their Custom G50, and in their words “I can’t actually decide which guitar I prefer - I love them both and they each have their own character, feel and sound!”
G-70 was the first rosewood model Gallagher guitar. The G-70 is a traditional rosewood guitar with the best Indian rosewood and a choice spruce top. A classic herringbone model, it has been the standard for bluegrass guitarists and artists such as Dan Tyminski & J.P. Cormier’s first Gallagher guitar was a G-70. The bracing system for the G-70 is the traditional Gallagher voiced x-bracing and it’s perfect for those seeking a versatile guitar. It will give you deep bottom end perfect for playing those hard G runs and bright highs with a sweet rosewood sound.
Tonally, this one shares a similar voice to the astounding Doc Watson model also in stock, but just with a rosewood take on things. They’re both spectacular dreadnoughts. The Gallagher team really are turning out some sublime instruments.
It travels in a luxury hard case.
Specs
Body Shape: Dreadnought
Finish: Nitrocellulose lacquer
Body Material: East Indian Rosewood
Top Material: Sitka spruce
Body details: Herringbone top purfling and rosette, Ivory body binding
Neck Material: Honduran Mahogany with satin finish
Fingerboard Material: Ebony bound in ivory
Scale Length: 25.25"
Neck details: Satin finish neck, mother of pearl diamonds and squares fretboard inlays, side dots in mother of pearl, Madagascar rosewood headstock veneer with Gallagher logo in mother of pearl
Nutwidth: 1 & 3/4"
String spacing: 2 & 1/4'' String Spacing at Bridge
Bridge: Ebony belly bridge with bone compensated saddle, bone bridge pins
Pickguard: Tortoise celluloid
Tuners: True-Tune open geared nickel
Pickup: None
Overall condition: Excellent
Hard Case: Yes
Additional Info:
Pre-owned 2026 Gallagher G70.
This wonderful G70, completed in February 2026, is being sold on consignment for the wife of its previous owner due to their recent sad and unfortunate passing. This was a well loved guitar for a short time, along with their Custom G50, and in their words “I can’t actually decide which guitar I prefer - I love them both and they each have their own character, feel and sound!”
G-70 was the first rosewood model Gallagher guitar. The G-70 is a traditional rosewood guitar with the best Indian rosewood and a choice spruce top. A classic herringbone model, it has been the standard for bluegrass guitarists and artists such as Dan Tyminski & J.P. Cormier’s first Gallagher guitar was a G-70. The bracing system for the G-70 is the traditional Gallagher voiced x-bracing and it’s perfect for those seeking a versatile guitar. It will give you deep bottom end perfect for playing those hard G runs and bright highs with a sweet rosewood sound.
Tonally, this one shares a similar voice to the astounding Doc Watson model also in stock, but just with a rosewood take on things. They’re both spectacular dreadnoughts. The Gallagher team really are turning out some sublime instruments.
It travels in a luxury hard case.
Specs
Body Shape: Dreadnought
Finish: Nitrocellulose lacquer
Body Material: East Indian Rosewood
Top Material: Sitka spruce
Body details: Herringbone top purfling and rosette, Ivory body binding
Neck Material: Honduran Mahogany with satin finish
Fingerboard Material: Ebony bound in ivory
Scale Length: 25.25"
Neck details: Satin finish neck, mother of pearl diamonds and squares fretboard inlays, side dots in mother of pearl, Madagascar rosewood headstock veneer with Gallagher logo in mother of pearl
Nutwidth: 1 & 3/4"
String spacing: 2 & 1/4'' String Spacing at Bridge
Bridge: Ebony belly bridge with bone compensated saddle, bone bridge pins
Pickguard: Tortoise celluloid
Tuners: True-Tune open geared nickel
Pickup: None
Overall condition: Excellent
Hard Case: Yes
Additional Info:
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