2014 - number 341 named 'Katherine'. Labelled, numbered, signed and dated by the maker.
East Indian rosewood with single line maple purfling and twist motif to the back centre-strip. All shellac french-polished.
European spruce - with just a little bearclaw figuring, carrying the maker's 'Eelgrass' rosette, rosewood bridge with 12-hole tie option and decorated tie-block capping.
Gotoh with patterned side-plates and black, kidney-shaped buttons.
65cm with 19 frets (plus 20th for 1st string) on an ebony fingerboard.
52mm at the nut with 42.5mm string spacing.
1520 grams
In very good original condition. The back, sides, back of neck and head can reasonably be described as in new condition. The front had six or seven very small marks only.
Of the Series II, Philip says ..."This is a fan braced guitar, much more traditional is design. The sound is clear and bell-like with a singing treble. The volume is less than the GC guitars and they are less full sounding. However, some of my customers prefer them. Historically, my Series II guitars have been very different from one another because it is a line of development beginning with the Series One. The early ones are extremely bright and the most recent are much freer and more bass rich, whilst retaining a clear treble."
This is indeed an impressive guitar with a full, rounded, open tone with surprising power and yet a traditional sound.
A highly-recommended guitar in lovely condition.Philip Woodfield - Click here to find out more about this maker
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