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- Maker: Marc Saumier (Canada)
- Model: Small Jumbo
- Back/Sides Wood: Chechen
- Top Wood: Sinker Redwood
- Neck Wood: Butternut 1-piece
- Headplate: Torrefied Eastern Hophornbeam
- Headstock Inlay: Tagua Nut
- Nut/Saddle material: Bone . Compensated saddle
- Bridge: Gidgee
- Fingerboard: Granadillo
- Pickguard: Clear
- Fret Markers: Tagua Nut
- Frets to Body: 14
- Bindings: Curly maple, black purfling
- Rosette: Flame Box Elder
- Tuners: Gotoh 510 Cosmo Black
- Frets: Evo Gold*
- Nut Width: 1-3/4”
- String spacing at bridge: 2-1/4”
- Scale Length: 25.5”
- Lower Bout: 15-3/4”
- Body Depth at the End Pin: 4-7/8”
- Finish: Royalac post catalysed shellac body. Epoxy neck
- Case: Tric
- Special Features: Items with * are upgraded over standard appointment
- Carbon fiber reinforced spruce top bracing
- Hide glue/ tite bond construction
- 2-way truss rod with carbon fibre neck reinforcement
- Comments: Canadian Luthier Marc Saumier is known for his experimentations with local (Quebec) tone woods. Some,as represented here, are quite rare...and very beautiful indeed. This guitar has a BIG robust sound, with splashy mids, and a complex bottom end. I found it particularly great for chord work. Playability is easy and even all over the neck.
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