Lame Horse 'Belagana' Custom Elko, Figured Sinker Honduran Mahogany & Engelmann Spruce - Pre-Owned
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Details
This stunning Custom Elko from father and son duo Chris and Jeremy Jenkins, aka Lame Horse Instruments, was built out in their Texas workshop in 2017 and features a magnificent set of figured sinker Honduran mahogany for the back and sides paired with a gorgeous Engelmann spruce top. We're told Chris claims this is the finest set of tonewood he's ever worked with in a guitar, and that this set of wood was underwater in Belize for 100+ years. This guitar has a fast a lively response, with the 12-fret join and classical body size lending to an intimate and involved playing experience with heaps of projection and wonderful playability.
We are huge fans of the remarkable tonal qualities of these fine instruments, but straight away with this custom build, the detailing in Wyoming red jasper and turquoise that adorn and elevate the visual aspects of the guitar really are exquisite and awe-inspiring enough to steal your attention before you sit down with it to play.
- Top: Engelmann Spruce
- Back and sides: Figured sinker Honduran mahogany
- Rosette: Wyoming red jasper and turquoise
- Binding: Macassar ebony
- Purfling: Turquoise
- Neck: 11-piece Honduran mahogany
- Fretboard: Ebony
- Headstock veneer: Figured mahogany (front); figured maple (back)
- Headstock: Slotted, with gold tuners and turquoise knobs
- Bridge: Indian rosewood
- Pins: Ebony with pearl dots and brass rings
- Saddle: Compensated corian
- Nut: Bone
- Tuners: Custom VS
- Scale length: 25.5"
- Nut width: 1-3/4"
- Lower bout: 14.5"
- Electronics: B-Band pickup
- Case: Visenut Premier 2
- Year of build: 2017
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Every guitar comes with a 72-hour appraisal period so if you're not satisfied you can return the instrument to us
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Lame Horse
Father and son team Chris and Jeremy Jenkins of Lame Horse Guitars build extremely cool guitars in their respective workshops in Texas USA.
