This is a one-of-a-kind acoustic with a very unique paint job. It's an idea I've had for some time and I love the way it turned out. The paint was developed with multiple color layers, sand through, and then a clear coat over top that is smooth as silk and has a great gloss finish. Some guitars just want to be played. When the sound projects from the instrument with little effort it keeps you wanting to play more, and loving it while doing so. I've played and built guitars for many years, and I love making them and playing them. This guitar has a very natural string sound with great volume and presence. It has a zero nut, which provides the lowest possible action at the nut, and consistent sound and tone whether a string is fretted or played open. You cannot get this sound from a  traditional nut since the open string sounds different than a fretted string using a traditional nut. It is a solid sounding guitar without a lot of heavy overtones which is typical of the OM size and style. If you like crisp clear sound then this guitar is for you. I love playing fingerstyle and this guitar has a little wider fretboard and string spacing than a dreadnaught, but can be strummed as well.
 
The pickup is a B-Band undersaddle transducer coupled with a K&K pre-amp mounted right inside the soundhole. It has volume and tone controls and sounds very natural.
 
The sides and back are East Indian Rosewood, and the 3 piece neck is vintage stained maple with a Brazilian cherry stiffening strip in the middle. The top is Lutz spruce which is a cross between white spruce and engelmann spruce, found in British Columbia. It is my favorite top wood with very natural strong sound. The fretboard is ebony which is hard, smooth, and to me the best feeling fingerboard. It has high quality Gotoh mini-tuners. The rosette is standard herringbone and is revealed with some sand-through around the sound hole. This instrument is professional in every detail. If you've played or owned fine instruments in the past, you'll be happy to have this in your hands. If you're ready to move up to a professional instrument, this will suit your needs perfectly. 
 
This is a one-of-a-kind luthier built instrument. The string scale length is standard for a 000 or OM model acoustic, width at nut is 47 mm. Of course it has a bone nut and saddle. I use no molds in my guitar building process. The sides are bent perfectly and are glued in place with tentellones without any pressure forcing them into position. This allows the wood to freely resonate with no unnatural strain or stress placed on it. The whole instrument vibrates and resonates as one unit, allowing it to respond in full natural volume and tone.