Santa Cruz 1934 D Acoustic Guitar, Mahogany & Adirondack Spruce
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Details
An absolutely stunning 1934D in Mahogany and Adirondack Spruce, with classic herringbone purling, scalloped/advanced X Adirondack bracing and vintage ivoroid rosette…and true hat tilt to the powerhouse that was the original 1934 D.
"By applying our singular tuning and voicing talents and taking our time to ensure a relaxed assembly, we consistently access the secrets to the ‘Old Bone’ sound. The original lacquer formula, nitro-cellulose, is composed of the same stuff as trees; we are protecting and enhancing the sound of the instrument with a fine coating of wood! It is the only choice to complement this heirloom quality guitar..." Richard Hoover - SCGC.
- 1934D Mahogany
- Body - Old Growth Mahogany
- Back Stripe - Zipper
- Binding - Ivoroid w/Side Purfle
- Top - Adirondack
- Rosette - Vintage Style Ivoroid
- Purfling - Herringbone
- Bracing/Voicing - Scalloped/Advanced X Adirondack w/Hot Hide Glue
- Neck - Solid Square
- Peghead Binding - I/B/I
- Overlay Material - Brazilian Rosewood
- Headstock Inlay - None
- Width at Nut - 1-11/16
- Shape - V Neck
- Fingerboard - Black - Side Dots
- Inlay - SCGC Mini @ 16th Fret
- Width at 14th Fret - 2-3/16
- Binding - I/B/I
- Scale Length - 25.25
- Finish - Vintage Varnish Tint
- Pickguard - Dalmatian
- Tuners/gears - Waverly Nickel Gears w/Oval Buttons
Benefits
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Easy Returns
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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Santa Cruz Guitar Company
Founded by Richard Hoover in 1976, the Santa Cruz Guitar Company brought boutique guitar making to the forefront of the steel string guitar business. With the aim of developing a true custom shop, a small team in the hills of Santa Cruz, California, build around 400 ‘heirloom quality’ instruments every year.
