Santa Cruz Tony Rice Signature Model, Indian Rosewood & European Spruce
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Details
This Santa Cruz Tony Rice signature model is the result of over 30 years of collaboration between SCGC’s founder, Richard Hoover, and the flatpicking legend himself. Sporting a European spruce top, Indian rosewood back and sides, mahogany neck, and ebony fretboard, this guitar delivers everything a modern day flatpicker desires. With considerable treble and midrange, refined low end response, retaining the traditional bass boom one would expect from a Pre-war dread, and clean note separation, this SCSG Tony Rice represents decades of refinement and appreciation for the master’s technique.
- Year: 2020
- Top: European Spruce
- Back & Sides: Indian Rosewood
- Rosette: Herringbone
- Purfling: Herringbone
- Backstrip: Strip
- Body Binding: Ivoroid
- Neck: Mahogany
- Neck Profile: V w/ Volute
- Fretboard Wood: Ebony
- Peg Head Style: Solid Square
- Peg Head Veneer: Ebony
- Fretboard Binding: Black
- Fretboard Inlays: SCGC @ 12th Fret
- Tuners: Nickel Waverly
- Bridge: Ebony
- Pins: Ebony w/ MOP Dots
- Saddle Material: Bone
- Saddle Type: Drop-in/ Compensated
- Nut Material: Bone
- Pickguard: Tortoise
- Nut Width: 1 11/16”
- Spacing at Saddle: 2 3/16”
- Scale Length: 25 3/8”
- Body Depth: 4 5/8”
- Body Length: 20”
- Upper Bout: 11 1/4”
- Lower Bout: 15 1/2”
- Truss Rod: Adjustable
- Brace Pattern: Scalloped Adirondack
- S/N: 8071
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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.
