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Used Santa Cruz 1934D Custom Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar Sunburst

1934D Custom Dreadnought · #6173
BrandSanta Cruz
TypeAcoustic Guitars
Serial No.6173
PhotographyActual Photos
Archive ID29518
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The Story

Used 1934D Custom Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar Sunburst

This is a pre-owned 1934D Custom acoustic guitar made by the talented luthiers at Santa Cruz (right in Santa Cruz, California!). The guitar is a dreadnought size, with an Adirondack spruce top and 100-year-old striped mahogany back and sides, a comfortable "V" neck shape, and a customized larger than usual soundhole that really turns this dreadnought into a cannon! The guitar is in excellent condition with no major wear on it, and includes a pickguard that has never been installed.

Includes: Original Hardshell Case and Pickguard

The Specifications

As it left The Music Zoo Tech Bench.
  • 4 lbs.
  • Sunburst Finish
  • Adirondack Spruce Top
  • 100 Year Old Striped Mahogany Back and Sides
  • V-Shaped Mahogany Neck
  • Ebony Fingerboard
  • 25.25” Scale Length
  • 1-3/4" Bone Nut Width
  • .890" Neck Profile at Nut
  • .9200” Neck Profile at 12th Fret
  • Larger Sized Soundhole
  • Dot Inlays
  • Ebony Bridge and Brazilian Rosewood Headstock Overlay
  • Nickel Tuners

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