Bourgeois Country Boy OM Adirondack - Mahogany 2010

Bourgeois Country Boy OM made in 2011. Dana Bourgeois has been building guitars for nearly 40 years. He is known around the world for his superb craftsmanship and as one of the foremost authorities on the voicing, selection and utilization of fine acoustic tonewoods. Mahogany guitars are often looked at as poor cousins of rosewood guitars, which is in our opinion a big misunderstanding. This Bourgeois Country Boy OM is dressed in classic appointments such as ebony fretboard and bridge, wooden rosette, tortoiseshell binding and nickel Waverly tuners. It also features the same diamond volute that Bourgeois uses on the back of their Vintage peghead. In addition to selecting only the finest quartersawn and matched South American mahogany backs and sides, the Country Boy Dreadnought is appointed with an Adirondack spruce top. Ricky Skaggs himself suggested the name for this guitar (the dreadnought version), which is perfectly fitting for this instrument with it's big, warm, clear voice. Extremely versatile with the OM body shape. Other features include a satin finished headstock, modified-V shaped mahogany neck with ebony fretboard and vintage style dot inlay, ziricote headstock overlay with Bourgeois logo and Waverly tuners. In Very Good condition with quite some playwear and other signs of use in the finis of both the body and neck, a built in pickup was removed leaving a larger endpin hole, pickguard was changed. Includes original hardshell case.

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