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January 11, 2019 at 3:46 pm #1777
jw3571
ParticipantI’ve been looking for SCGC guitar, I’m looking for something that is really a cannon but still has that sweet SCGC signature tone. The 1934 D Mahogany looks interesting, I’d prefer the Brazilian but those are crazy expensive. I won’t be able to play before I buy, would these be the tone i’m looking for or should I check something else out. I need a 1 3/4 nut width. I’ve found one but it has an Italian Spruce top, how are these tops? I usually prefer Adirondack, but i’ve never played an Italian spruce. What are the tone differences between the two.
I’m also worried about not having fret markers, is that something I would just get used to? How much and how long would it take to custom order a 1934 D Mahogany with fret markers and the SCGC logo on the headstock?
Also curious how these would stack up with a Bourgeois AGed Tone D42 and a Collings D1A Traditional as I own both of those.
Thanks
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January 11, 2019 at 3:47 pm #1779
indexless
KeymasterWelcome and prepare to hear from the forum on this one, great questions, again welcome
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January 11, 2019 at 4:25 pm #1780
Daniel
ParticipantHowdy JW and welcome,
Body wood: Mahogany is more focused than Rosewood of any kind. It’s not really a substitute. IF you like the Brazilian sound, consider Indian rosewood or perhaps cocobolo.
Top wood: I found German and Italian spruce to have a bit more ‘bell’ in the top end than Adirondack (Red spruce). But has been years. So defer to more up to date opinions.
Fret markers: As long as there are marker on the side of the neck, looking up at me, I’m OK. The big ones on the fret board are for show.
IIRC, more than 50% of SCGC’s output is custom. Usually they are variations on existing models. Give the shop a call and discuss. They’ll be happy to talk to you about all this!
Daniel
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January 11, 2019 at 7:15 pm #1781
jw3571
ParticipantThanks for the response. I want to make sure i make the right choice since SCGC guitars seem to take such a hit if you sell them. What would the Brazilian or the Hog model go for on the used market if they came up?
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January 11, 2019 at 7:18 pm #1782
Hank
ParticipantJW
I sent you an email
1993 Martin HD-28 IR/Sitka
2001 SCGC F Cutaway Maple/German
2008 SCGC OT Madi/Italian
2015 SCGC OM “The Tree” Hog/ European
2016 SCGC 1934 D45 Braz/ Adi
2016 Taylor K62 CE Limited Edition 12 string all Koa
2019 SCGC FTC Granadillo/Redwood
2022 SCGC 000 African Blackwood/Moon Spruce.
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January 11, 2019 at 7:43 pm #1783
jw3571
ParticipantI don’t see an email yet?
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January 11, 2019 at 7:59 pm #1784
Hank
ParticipantMine is hfox1947@comcast.net
send me yours
1993 Martin HD-28 IR/Sitka
2001 SCGC F Cutaway Maple/German
2008 SCGC OT Madi/Italian
2015 SCGC OM “The Tree” Hog/ European
2016 SCGC 1934 D45 Braz/ Adi
2016 Taylor K62 CE Limited Edition 12 string all Koa
2019 SCGC FTC Granadillo/Redwood
2022 SCGC 000 African Blackwood/Moon Spruce.
Life is a journey…not a guided tour,
The Bay,The Gulf Stream , The Open Ocean are particular about who they share their secrets with.
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January 12, 2019 at 3:06 am #1785
jw3571
Participantemail sent.
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