Collings Shop Tour | Collings Guitars

A great video visit produced by TexasMonthly.

December 19, 2020

Collings Guitars’ Bruce Van Wart inspects a brand-new dreadnought.

Texas Monthly recently visited Collings Guitars and Mandolins in Austin, Texas, and produced a great video tour of the shop. Offering a glimpse into the production environment, the video also includes interviews with Collings’ general manager Steve McCreary, long-time employee Bruce Van Wart, and others. Click HERE to view the article and video.

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