NEW NASH S-63 - BST-18 Code: EG-NASH-S-63-BST-18 Price: $1,799.00 1 in stock Quantity in Basket: none
	NEW NASH S-57 - 2-TONE Code: ZEG-NASH-S-57-TB Price: $1,699.00 Sold Out ! Quantity in Basket: none
	NEW NASH S-63 - OLYMPIC WHITE Code: ZEG-NASH-S-63-OW Price: $1,699.00 Sold Out ! Quantity in Basket: none
	NEW NASH T-50 w/Case Code: ZEG-NASH-T-50 Price: $1,599.00 Sold Out ! Quantity in Basket: none
	NEW NASH T-52 - BUTTERSCOTCH BLONDE Code: ZEG-NASH-T-52-BST-7 Price: $1,799.00 Sold Out ! Quantity in Basket: none
	NEW NASH T-52 - BUTTERSCOTCH BLONDE Code: ZEG-NASH-T-52-BST-8 Price: $1,749.00 Sold Out ! Quantity in Basket: none
	NEW NASH T-57 - SEAFOAM GREEN Code: ZEG-NASH-T-57-BST-10 Price: $1,659.00 Sold Out ! Quantity in Basket: none
	NEW NASH T-57 - BUTTERSCOTCH BLONDE Code: ZEG-NASH-T-57-BST-9 Price: $1,899.00 Sold Out ! Quantity in Basket: none
	NEW NASH T-57 w/Case - SONIC BLUE Code: ZEG-NASH-T-57-SB Price: $1,599.00 Sold Out ! Quantity in Basket: none
	NEW NASH T-63 - BST-11 Code: ZEG-NASH-T-63-BST-11 Price: $1,699.00 Sold Out ! Quantity in Basket: none
	NEW NASH TC63S - BST-1 Code: ZEG-NASH-TC-63S-BST-1 Price: $1,749.00 Sold Out ! Quantity in Basket: none
	NEW NASH TK-54 - BUTTERSCOTCH BLONDE Code: ZEG-NASH-TK-54-BST-12 Price: $1,799.00 Sold Out ! Quantity in Basket: none

NASH GUITARS WE HAVE ON ORDER - PLEASE CALL TO PUT A DEPOSIT ON ONE!

TC-63 - double bound - black - rosewood - c neck - fralin's - heavy relic - aged green pg
T-72DLX - cbs headstock - shoreline gold - rosewood - v neck - heavy relic - 2 hum
TK-54 - hum in neck - ash- bsb - maple - v neck - lollar's - heavy relic
T-69TL - f hole - ash - 3 tone burst - maple - c neck - lollar's - med relic - pearl pg
T-63 - alder - burg mist - rosewood - c neck - matching headstock - fralin's - light relic - pearl pg
T-57 - alder - seafoam - maple - c neck - fralin's - heavy relic - white pg
T-52 - ash - bsb - maple - c neck - birdseye - lollar's - heavy relic - black pg
T-52 - ash - bsb - maple - fat neck - lollar's - heavy relic - black pg
E-63 - alder - black - rosewood - c neck - fralin's - xh relic - aged green pg
E-57 - ash - bsb - maple - v neck - fralin's - xh relic - white pg
S-68HX - left handed set up righty - alder - olympic white - maple - c neck - van zant's - med relic - white pg
S-63 - alder - olympic white - rosewood - fat neck - lollar's - heavy relic - aged green pg - SOLD!!!
S-63 - alder - candy apple red - rosewood - matching headstock - c neck - fralin's - heavy relic - aged green pg
S-57 - ash - 2 tone burst - maple - v neck - lollar's - heavy relic
S-57 - ash - olympic white - maple - fat neck - lollar's - heavy relic - gold anodized pg


The NashGuitars Story

Bill Nash Explains:

I was born in Hollywood California in 1961. Father, Dick spent 40 years as a top session musician in Los Angeles. Mother, Barbara was a Big Band singer in her day. Brother, Ted is a Jazz and Session musician as well as a member of the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra. Sister Nikki is an artist living in Los Angeles. I started playing guitar at age 10 and was a gear-nut from the beginning. Prior to playing guitar, I used to make miniature guitars out of modeling clay. I also built model cars and airplanes and used to age them to look like they were in crashes and such (very useful skills for what I do now).

This is me. My wife made me promise to wear all my protective gear.

Age 15 started doing session work as well as playing in bands. This is when I was starting to be able to afford the really good Gibsons, Fenders etc., most of which rarely lived up to their potential due to poor manufacturing and setup, so I started learning about setups, pickups, repairs, wood and everything else guitar in quest of my desires of a great sounding and looking guitars that would perform in clubs and studios without any of the inherent tuning problems and tonal weaknesses that seem all to prevalent.

I was also starting to dabble in building custom guitars. My main guitar for many years was a walnut telecaster with a maple/ebony neck that I put together from Mighty Mite, DiMarzio and Fender parts. I worked in music stores both in sales and repairs between 18-22. There are a few rather fuzzy years in my mid 20s (it was the 70s and 80s in LA - need I say more?).

After marrying the best girl in the world, I did the “career” thing for many years while being blessed with two wonderful children who are both very talented musicians. Chasing the almighty dollar became less fulfilling and so a few years ago I started tinkering again in the guitar biz. In 2001, with encouragement from my wife and kids, I started back full time in the guitar biz as it is truly where my heart is and I feel I can benefit my fellow players, collectors and gear nuts.