• This is a large bodied guitar designed with flatpicking in mind. It has a 25 1/2" scale length with a 16" lower bout width - roughly dreadnaught size.
  
  
• This guitar has a solid bottom end and a punchy midrange response.
  
  
• Symmetrical, sculpted but not scalloped bracing brings out the treble response and provides a more balanced sound than a typical dreadnought. The treble E and B strings have a trumpet-like timbre instead of the twangy treble common in large bodied instruments.
  
  
• A solid head with Schaller full-size or mini tuners is standard. Also available are light-weight Grover Sta-tite open-back tuners.
  
  
• An oval rosette and sideport are standard.
  
  
• The neck angle is set more like an acoustic arch-top or gibson electric which results in a relatively high string height at the bridge. This has several advantages:
  
  
  • More power torqued into the top
  • Lots of pick clearance between the strings and the top
  • A more natural reach required by the left arm on the neck
  • A neck reset will never be required

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