Santa Cruz D Model German/IR Acoustic Guitar #7967 Demo
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A Stylish Slot-Headed 000 Sporting an Adirondack Top and Cocobolo Body!
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Condition: Used, Excellent
This Santa Cruz 000 has me absolutely awe-inspired. The Cocobolo back and sides are so lush and dimensional while retaining a tight focus on the lower end that is just not offered in other tonewoods. The Adirondack top has as much headroom as a skyscraper and will be as kind to a heavy-handed strummer as it will be to a flat picker or finger stylist. It's a guitar that can get as intimate as you want and will respond brilliantly to the smallest nuances and changes in your playing while still retaining the ability to get loud and let you dig in as much as you want. This is the type of guitar that'll haunt your dreams for days after you hear it, a sound you will not be able to get out of your head!
SP Luthier Notes: Fret Ends, Fret Dress, Setup
The OOO is the 12-fret predecessor of the OM. If access past the 12th fret is of no concern, the OOO adds some distinct advantages tonally and cosmetically. The extension of the body to the 12th fret adds additional airspace, which translates into increased sound volume and a more predominate bass in the EQ. The slotted peghead is a standard feature that adds classic styling. The peghead’s reduced mass accentuates the guitar’s open, airy ambiance, making it a fingerstyle favorite. You’ve seen the SCGC OOO on stage with Jeff Tweedy and Dave Matthews as a solid performing songwriter’s tool. It has also been heard on numerous recordings as a mainstay of pro session players. You will find an immediate purpose for the OOO and wonder why you didn’t have it in your arsenal all along.
Interested in building your custom Santa Cruz with us? Email us at acoustics@soundpure.com, or call us at (919) 682-5552! Richard Hoover began building guitars and carved-top mandolins in 1972. By 1976 his focus was on the modern steel string guitar. The task of becoming a master at all aspects of guitar making is a lifelong pursuit, and Richard has patiently refined his craftsmanship and knowledge as his company has grown. It was and is Richard's intent to translate his skills and sensitivities as an individual builder to an exceptional team of craftspeople, each of whom could become an expert in their specialty. Richard's style of allowing his craftspeople to interpret his vision has propelled Santa Cruz Guitar Company to the forefront of modern guitar making. Each Santa Cruz guitar receives an extraordinary amount of individual attention due to our "bench style" of building, which necessitates that each worker not only perform his own specialty, but also review the work of those who have completed stages before him. Over half of all the instruments that we build are custom orders, reflecting to a high degree the personality and unique playing needs of the buyer. Every guitar top is graduated and tuned by hand to attain maximum resonance and sustain, ensuring a high level of consistency of sound within each standard model line as well as the ability for custom voicing. The balance, tone, volume, and response of a Santa Cruz guitar are established before the guitar is strung. By limiting the number of instruments built, we can practice a style of lutherie born from a genuine love of the guitar, as opposed to a production line approach that might favor greater numbers at the expense of our attention to detail. We believe that our approach ensures that every Santa Cruz guitar is exceptional. Our intent is to create a uniquely sophisticated instrument that will inspire and challenge its owner throughout a lifetime.
Body Wood Type Cocobolo
Back Stripe Zipper
Binding Ivoroid
Other 12 Fret
Top Wood Type Adirondack Spruce
Rosette Ivoroid
Purfling Herringbone
Bracing/Voicing Scalloped
Neck Peghead Slotted
Peghead Binding Ivoroid
Overlay Material Ebony
Headstock Inlay SCGC Mini
Width at Nut 1-3/4″
Neck Shape V (no volute)
Fingerboard Side Dots Black
Inlay Diamond & Squares Short Pattern
Width at 12th Fret 2-3/16
Binding Ivoroid
Scale Length 25.375
Finish Top Clear
Back & Sides Clear/Buffed
Neck Clear/Matte
Setup Pickguard Tortoise
Tuners/gears Nickel Waverly w/ Ivoroid