Recording King has revamped the company’s Dirty 30’s Parlor guitars, offering five finishes, upgraded construction and electronics options in the beloved parlor line.
The new 7-Series Dirty 30’s models are the first new instruments from Recording King since the brand was acquired by St. Louis Music earlier in 2026. The new models retain the vintage swagger and adventurous, play-anywhere vibe of the earlier Dirty 30’s parlors, but benefit from elevated materials and construction, such as wood selection, inlays and bracing architecture. Acoustic-electric versions feature the Recording King Gold Foil Pickup for even more classic cool, with a clean and effortless plugged-in tone.
Key features include:
- 5 Unique Finishes: Mahogany, Black, Vintage Burst, Arctic Blue, Red White & Blue
- Spruce, Mahogany and Maple Construction
- Mahogany Neck, 12th Fret Dove Tail Joint
- Vintage Style Tuners with Ivory Buttons
- PPS Saddle, Nut & Bridge Pins
- Acrylic Fingerboard Inlays
- Fully edge bound with Herringbone Purfling (Except R/W/B Color)
- Acoustic-electric models fitted with RK Gold Foil Soundhole Pickup
The revamped Dirty 30’s Parlors serve as the first product introduction for Recording King’s new chapter with St. Louis Music and the company has more launches coming soon.
Recording King’s Dirty 30’s 7-Series Parlors all-acoustic models carry a $239.99 street price; the acoustic-electric models carry a $279.99 street price. For more information visit recordingking.co
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