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The Model O is similar in size and sound to an OM style guitar although it is somewhat smaller in the upper bouts. It has a very even response across the tonal range.

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The Model OS is the same as the Model O except it incorporates the slope-away (my version of a cut-away body).

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The Model D is a somewhat larger guitar than the Model O closer in size to a dreadnought style guitar although again somewhat smaller in the upper bouts. It has more bass response than the Model O but is still very even across the entire tonal range.

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The Model DS is the same as the Model D except it incorporates the slope-away (my version of cut-away body).

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• Scale length 25 1/2 inches
• Nut width 1 11/16 inches
• Saddle spacing 2 1/8 inches
• Body width 13 1/8 inches
• Body depth 1 1/2 inches
• Number of frets 22

The Electric Model features a double cut-away for great upper fret access and a chambered body making it very light. “Soundholes” are optional. Electronics and configurations are customizable.

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• Scale length 34 inches
• Nut width 1 13/16 inches
• Saddle spacing 3 1/16 inches
• Body width 17 inches
• Body depth 4 5/8 inches
• Number of frets 24

The Acoustic Bass is designed to have solid, round bass response as well as clarity throughout the whole tonal range.

Dulcitar Specifications:

• Scale length 22 inches
• Nut width 1 1/4 inches
• Saddle spacing 1 1/4 inches
• Body width 8 1/8 inches
• Body depth 2 inches
• Number of frets 12 or 22

The Dulcitar is a cross between a guitar and an appalachian lap dulcimer. It has four strings usually tuned EE B E and is fretted either chromatically or diatonically like a dulcimer. It’s great for beginning musicians, travelling musicians or experienced musicians looking for a different sound. A great compliment to a guitar jam.

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