With the Kingfisher series, Atkin Guitars presents a spectacular new line of guitars that are characterized by their unique aesthetics and sound quality, which sets them apart from the other models in Atkin's extensive range.

This guitar has a beautiful flamed maple back and sides, and like most Atkin guitars it is lightly aged with a baked Sitka spruce top to make the tone even more open, and the look even more attractive! Maple can sometimes give a guitar a somewhat shrill sound, but with the right voicing and construction techniques Atkin has brought out the right mix of warmth and clarity. 

The most beautiful detail is without a doubt the engraved and hand-painted kingfisher in the pickguard. Due to the tortoise binding and simple rosette this guitar is also reminiscent of the famous Kalamazoo Oriole, and we can only conclude that Atkin has made a beautiful variation on this.

You can't go wrong with this LG "the Forty Seven" with it's baked top and aged natural finish. This vintage-inspired instrument is truly is all a singer songwriter needs, it handes fingerstyle, strumming and vocal accompaniment with ease. Their scalloped bracing system brings out the best in this smaller body, giving a bass tone that is strong and more commanding than you would expect from an instrument of this size. The guitar has a built-in K&K Pure Mini, and can therefore also be used amplified.

Comes in a hardshell case with a certificate of authenticity and its TFOA passport.