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                     - Maker: Joshua House
 
                     - Model: Piedmont
 
                     - Back/Sides Wood: East Indian Rosewood
 
                     - Top Wood: Sitka
 
                     - Neck Wood: Mahogany
 
                     - Bindings: Wisconsin Cherry
 
                     - Rosette: Brazilian Rosewood
 
                     - Tuners: Gotoh Mini
 
                     - Headplate: Brazilian Rosewood
 
                     - Headstock Inlay: MOP
 
                     - Bridge: Ziricote
 
                     - Fingerboard: Ziricote
 
                     - PickGuard: Clear
 
                     - Fret Markers: MOP Dots
 
                     - Frets to Body: 13
 
                     - Case: TKL Harshell
 
                     - Pickup: No
 
                     - Nut Width: 1 3/4"
 
                     - Scale Length: 24.9"
 
                     - String Spacing: 2 1/4"
 
                     - Lower Bout: 14 1/2"
 
                     - Body Depth at the End Pin: 4 1/8"
 
                     - Condition: Ex++
 
                     - Comments: This is perhaps the ultimate tribute to the vintage Gibson L-00�s that have long been treasured by fingerstylists and Blues players alike. Hand built, one at a time, with the absolute best woods and uncompromising craftsmanship, the Josh House Piedmont is among the best values in the world of quality guitars.  Everything I always loved about those old Gibsons is here...and more. It is light as a feather with a fast, comfortable neck, a huge sound, and just downright FUN to play. Like all House guitars, it is very responsive with nice sparkly highs, warm mids, and a nice round, tight bottom end. I found it more than satisfying for everything from Chet Atkins style fingerpicking to open tuned ballads. And, yes, I even tuned it down to open C for a bit of Slide. The Piedmont is a masterpiece in every respect and at a price that seems too good to be true!
 
                   
                  
   
                    
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