Bourgeois Victorian OMS AT Acoustic Guitar #009792 From Bourgeois

Pre-Pre-War Aesthetics mixed with Modern Sensibilities!

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In this video, Sound Pure guitar specialist Barrett Brooks plays a Bourgeois Victorian OMS AT Acoustic Guitar.

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Manufacturer's Description from Bourgeois

Nineteenth Century Aesthetics. Twenty-first Century Performance.

From the Victorian Parlor to the recording studio, performance arena, or your own pickin’ parlor.

Modern guitars were not simply created out of thin air in the 1930s. They evolved from the instruments that preceded them, bearing improvements such as longer necks, solid head stocks, larger bodies, higher string tension, greater volume and superior presence. Our Victorian model is a tip of the hat to an elegant, long lost pre-pre-war aesthetic that deserved to survive into the modern era, featuring half-herringbone (also know as “rope”) purfling, Ivoroid binding and a once-common pyramid bridge.

About Manufacturer

Bourgeois Guitars are defining the future of vintage tone, combining old-world hand-voicing techniques with modern innovations in design and materials. Built in a ca. 1850s mill in the industrial town of Lewiston Maine, master luthier Dana Bourgeois and his small team of highly skilled craftsman produce some of the finest steel-string instruments available today.

Known for tonal excellence, meticulous craftsmanship and top-notch materials, they are played by six-string luminaries such as Bryan Sutton, Ricky Skaggs, Sean Watkins, Della Mae, the late Doc Watson and countless professional and nonprofessional enthusiasts. Bourgeois guitars have had a prominent role in the American steel-string guitar renaissance for more than two decades, helping shape acoustic music’s most recent rise in popularity.