Don Grosh
The guitar is in very good / excellent condition with light wear from typical use but retaining its overall luster. The current string height is about 4.5/64” - 3/64” from bass to treble, with just a touch of relief. It’s playing nicely, with the frets in great shape.
Specifications
- Detail2000s
- Materials: Body, neck, fingerboard, solid Brazilian Rosewood
- Nut: ~1.65” / 41.9mm nut
- Scale: ~25.5” / 648mm string length
- String spacing~2.2” / 56mm string spacing at saddle
- Detail~7.25" lbs
- Case: Original hard case
Condition / Setup Notes
This special guitar is made entirely from solid Brazilian rosewood. Not just an outrageous concept, it all comes together tastefully for the amount of luxury in its construction. One might expect less-than-stellar Brazilian gets used for a project like this, but no. It is among the nicest pieces you’ll find, with straight and dramatic grain. The body is chambered, with a matching cap placed over the top.
Additional Thoughts
Not the kind of guitar you see every day, and done in a tasteful manner. The wood selection is premium, especially on the body and top, with straight and dramatic grain. Colorful abalone dots on the neck set things off nicely. Aside from its visual appeal, the guitar retains a good weight and has a musical resonance even when unplugged. It’s everything you would expect from a Grosh, with the addition of an impossibly nice material selection.
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Don Grosh
The guitar is in very good / excellent condition with light wear from typical use but retaining its overall luster. The current string height is about 4.5/64” - 3/64” from bass to treble, with just a touch of relief. It’s playing nicely, with the frets in great shape.
Specifications
- Detail2000s
- Materials: Body, neck, fingerboard, solid Brazilian Rosewood
- Nut: ~1.65” / 41.9mm nut
- Scale: ~25.5” / 648mm string length
- String spacing~2.2” / 56mm string spacing at saddle
- Detail~7.25" lbs
- Case: Original hard case
Condition / Setup Notes
This special guitar is made entirely from solid Brazilian rosewood. Not just an outrageous concept, it all comes together tastefully for the amount of luxury in its construction. One might expect less-than-stellar Brazilian gets used for a project like this, but no. It is among the nicest pieces you’ll find, with straight and dramatic grain. The body is chambered, with a matching cap placed over the top.
Additional Thoughts
Not the kind of guitar you see every day, and done in a tasteful manner. The wood selection is premium, especially on the body and top, with straight and dramatic grain. Colorful abalone dots on the neck set things off nicely. Aside from its visual appeal, the guitar retains a good weight and has a musical resonance even when unplugged. It’s everything you would expect from a Grosh, with the addition of an impossibly nice material selection.
Find a similar instrument →
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