My take on the classic Dreadnought shape. I love the big sound of the Dreads but have never really liked their shape, so I designed this one similar in size but with a much narrower waist. The deeper curves and the arm bevel along the lower bout make this a very comfortable guitar to play for long periods of time. As a bigger bodied instrument, this guitar has great bass response and a lot of projection. 

No Longer In Production

“Whoa! You’ve made a monster, don’t change a thing!” – David Lindley

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TECH SPECS

Top Wood: Sitka Spruce Back and Side woods: Mahogany, Sapele or Indian Rosewood Body Length: 20″ Total Length: 41″ Upper Bout Width: 11-5/8″ Lower Bout Width: 15-1/2″ Waist: 10″ Body Depth: 4-3/4″ Width at Bone Nut: 1-11/16″ 2-1/4″ String Spacing on a Bone Saddle Scale Length: 24.562″ Mahogany Neck Ebony Bound FretBoard 20 Frets, Neck Joins the Body at the 14th Pearl or Black Pearl Side Dots Ebony Bridge and Pins Arm Bevel Side Soundport Waverly Guitar Tuners with Ebony knobs Hand rubbed French Polish TKL Premier Hardshell Case

Options Custom Nut Width Rosette: Solid wood, Black geometric Slotted or Solid Headstock Upgrades Top Wood: Adirondack Spruce- $100 Back and Side woods: Figured Sapele or Bocote, Honduran and Pau Ferro Rosewoods- Ask Fretboard Inlay: Ammonites, Pearl or wood- Ask LR Baggs Lyric Acoustic Microphone- $200