Santa Cruz OM Pre-War Acoustic Guitar, Figured Mahogany & Cedar - Pre-Owned
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Details
Honoring the renowned pre-WWII guitars that set the standard for craftsmanship and tone, this Santa Cruz OM Pre-War is crafted with a cedar top and figured mahogany back and sides, as well as an advanced scalloped X-bracing. This design has proven itself time and time again, and ensures a large bass response and overall volume, in addition to a throaty presence that the pre-war examples are known for. Its appointments are understated, sporting a violin purfle rosette, single violin purfling, and a simple black line backstrip.
These minimalistic yet sleek appointments allow the master-grade materials, tone, and craftsmanship to speak for themselves. Versatility and ergonomic design make the Santa Cruz OM Pre-War ideal for fingerstyle and flatpicking aficionados who seek the the high-quality design of a vintage-inspired, boutique instrument without the the additional costs of rare woods and ornamentation. The prior owner took fantastic care of it, bringing it to us in excellent condition.
- Top: Cedar
- Back and sides: Figured mahogany
- Brace pattern: Advanced scalloped X-bracing
- Neck: Mahogany
- Neck profile: V
- Scale length: 24-7/8"
- Nut width: 1-3/4"
- String spacing: 2-3/16"
- Fretboard and bridge: Ebony
- Tuners: Schaller open-back
- Truss rod: Adjustable
- Serial number: 5236
- Year: 2006
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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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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.
