-HOLD- Tad Brown 16" Archtop

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Tad Brown · 2019

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A notably lightweight (under 4.5lbs!) acoustic archtop from California luthier Tad Brown, complete with a Calton case.

Specs / Measurements

  • 2019

  • Spruce / Figured maple, all solid carved

  • Figured maple neck and binding

  • CSA rosewood tailpiece, fretboard, bridge, finger rest

  • ~1.75” nut

  • ~25.4” string length

  • ~2.25” string spacing at saddle

  • Less than 4.5lbs

  • Stainless steel frets

  • Decorative side sound port

  • Kent Armstrong floating single coil

  • Waverly tuners

  • Original Calton case

Condition / Setup Notes

Excellent(+); The guitar is in very clean shape, minimal wear if any. Setup currently with string height about 5/64”-4/64” from bass to treble, with just a touch of relief.

Additional Thoughts

A very nice crimson color on this exceptionally lightweight, contemporary archtop. The luthier’s stated mission is to propel the archtop guitar forward, and this one certainly has a unique, punchy sound to go along with its distinctive look. Brown guitars are played by professionals like Sean McGowan in the company of many fine archtops.

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Tad Brown · 2019

Inquire about this guitar →

A notably lightweight (under 4.5lbs!) acoustic archtop from California luthier Tad Brown, complete with a Calton case.

Specs / Measurements

  • 2019

  • Spruce / Figured maple, all solid carved

  • Figured maple neck and binding

  • CSA rosewood tailpiece, fretboard, bridge, finger rest

  • ~1.75” nut

  • ~25.4” string length

  • ~2.25” string spacing at saddle

  • Less than 4.5lbs

  • Stainless steel frets

  • Decorative side sound port

  • Kent Armstrong floating single coil

  • Waverly tuners

  • Original Calton case

Condition / Setup Notes

Excellent(+); The guitar is in very clean shape, minimal wear if any. Setup currently with string height about 5/64”-4/64” from bass to treble, with just a touch of relief.

Additional Thoughts

A very nice crimson color on this exceptionally lightweight, contemporary archtop. The luthier’s stated mission is to propel the archtop guitar forward, and this one certainly has a unique, punchy sound to go along with its distinctive look. Brown guitars are played by professionals like Sean McGowan in the company of many fine archtops.

Ask about availability · Purchase & shipping policies