Here's a relatively new guitar that both looks and sounds like it's from an earlier era. And with its hand-rubbed satin lacquer finish, dark sunburst, and slotted headstock, it definitely doesn't follow the typical specs for an OM. Maybe it's the Madagascar rosewood, or the Adirondack top (more likely the combination), but this OM has a deeper voice than a typical rosewood OM, too. Almost no fret wear, or playing wear either, about the only thing we should mention, for those with strong glasses who notice everything, is that there is a lacquer check near the treble-side tip of the bridge.
Comes with a great hardshell case, the same brand used by Pre-War Guitars.
