Collings OM2A HC Hill Country

With the new Hill Country Series, Collings introduces a whole new tone color to their acoustic guitar range. The Collings OM2A HC Hill Country is an exceptional Orchestra Model guitar that pushes the boundaries of acoustic sound.

With a powerful, warm base voice and a dry character, this model delivers a tone with a full low end that is instantly familiar to bluegrass players. At the same time, the instrument's responsive articulation remains versatile enough for fingerstyle, singer-songwriters, and other acoustic styles.

This guitar is built with an Adirondack spruce top and East Indian rosewood for the back and sides, which provides a rich tonal spectrum with many dynamics. The body is finished with ivoroid binding, a classic zipper backstrip and a carefully hand-cast pickguard, rosette and heel cap, which underline the visual character of the Hill Country series. The ebony fingerboard is decorated with elegant mother-of-pearl diamond and squares inlays, and has a compound radius for optimal playing comfort.

The OM2A HC features a fully adjustable truss rod, a mortise and tenon hybrid neck joint, and an aged bone cutthrough saddle, keeping the tone clear and balanced across the entire neck. The Honduran mahogany neck has a unique Hill Country neck profile that ranges from Modified C to Modified V, and is finished with an ultra-thin high-gloss nitrocellulose lacquer that allows the natural resonance of the wood to shine.

With its unique construction method, this is a tone machine for the serious musician. Supplied in a deluxe hardshell case, the Collings OM2A HC Hill Country is a perfect example of craftsmanship and musical refinement, built for players who refuse to compromise between tone, aesthetics, and playability.

This instrument has been carefully inspected for originality, condition and playability, then set up to our Gold Standard by a luthier. We make sure it arrives in your hands exactly as it should: sounding its best, playing effortlessly and ready to be enjoyed from the very first note.