Huss & Dalton D-RH Redwood/Mahogany Guitar #5425 - Used From Huss & Dalton

Huss & Dalton custom with Sinker Redwood and Sinker Mahogany!

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Condition: Used, Excellent

This custom DR-H features a Sinker Redwood top and Sinker Mahogany back and sides adding depth, sensitivity and brightness to the powerful dread shape and sound. Visually stunning, the figuring and streaking in this Sinker top is instantly arresting!

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Manufacturer's Description from Huss & Dalton

The D-RH is a dreadnought brought up to date with a radiused top and the red spruce bracing found in all H&Ds. The radiused top brings a boost to the mid-range for a more balanced tonal palette . It was clearly designed with the bluegrass picker in mind, but with enough dynamic range to be enjoyed by the finger-stylist who requires a big voice in his instrument.