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- F-style body, select spruce top, maple back and sides, two f-holes, celluloid binding, maple neck, bound 20-fret rosewood fingerboard with dot inlay, F-style headstock with fancy design and four-per-side tuners, adjustable rosewood bridge, engraved tailpiece, raised black pickguard, gold hardware, available in Vintage Sunburst finish, 13.875 in. scale, mfg. 1999-present.
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- A-style body, select spruce top, maple back and sides, two f-holes, celluloid binding, maple neck, 20-fret rosewood fingerboard with dot inlay, traditional headstock with four-per-side tuners, adjustable rosewood bridge, engraved tailpiec...
- similar to the Bluegrass F, except has a vine fingerboard inlay, a bound headstock, a pickup system, and two knobs mounted on the top (v, tone), available in Trans. Black or Trans. Red finish, mfg. 2003 only.
- nine-string configuration, A-style body, select spruce top, maple back and sides, oval soundhole, celluloid body binding, maple neck, 20-fret rosewood fingerboard with dot inlay, traditional style headstock with 4/5-per-side tuners, adjus...
- similar to the Tennessee A except has a solid spruce top, mfg. 1999 only.
- similar to the Tennessee A except has a single coil exposed pickup (1999-2010) or internal pickup (2010-present) and two knobs (v, tone), mfg. 1999-present.
- similar to the Bluegrass F, except has decorative fingerboard inlays and a bound headstock, mfg. 1999-2004.
- nine-string configuration, F-style body, select spruce top, maple back and sides, two f-holes, multi-ply body binding, maple neck, 20-fret rosewood fingerboard with pearl vine inlay, F-style headstock with 5/4-per-side tuners, adjustable...
