Tenor guitars

ladyssolo,

I must admit if a musical instrument has got strings, then I like.
The only problem with some musical instruments is the availablity, if you don't like buying of the internet.
Don't think I have ever seen a tenor guitar, maybe that's a good thing.
No expert on the Tenor guitar but think most common tuning is as mandola, similar to mandolin but tuned a bit lower.
But as you say short scale, a tuning you are familiar with, sounds like something you could have a lot of fun with.
With reference to make, can't be much help, but I have had Ukuleles made by Kala, and found the quality to be very good.
Good luck on your quest, and keep us all informed on your progress. 😀

Sounds fabulous, Unfortunately I am not a cutaway fan, but other than the cutaway, that's what I am looking for!

This is a yard sale guitar that was my son Clay's first guitar.  When he was three, I tuned it to an open chord and let him play with it, but when he was old enough to start to play, I tuned it to Chicago tuning.  He took lessons for about two weeks before he needed two more strings.

His brother, Darcy, got a mandolin banjo, also from a yard sale.

I know!

They will be! After you get a ROUNDTOIT.

I have always liked the pointy style cutaway. I think I first saw it in Charis guitar ads. Yet none of my acoustic have that point   (My Epi LP Special II comes closest)