"TRADED" UNAVAILABLE *Stonebridge OM32-SM* "Aged Sitka / Mahogany"

[Rikdogski]

I purchased this Stonebridge about 2 weeks ago from a well respected forum member "GKiller" wanting to try out a Stonebridge OM. I have owned a G23cr Stonebridge for about 5 years now and always wondered if this body size and wood combination would fit into my guitar stable and playing style.


After playing this guitar for a while I have come to the conclusion that it is really really "GREAT". The vibes from the strings vibrate into my body more than any other guitar I have ever played. The sustain beats my G23CR and my "newly acquired Furch D35 ASR. It's more comfortable to play than either of those as well.

I haven't spent much time playing smaller bodied guitars in general but when I received this I finally realized what people mean when they say this guitar "Doesn't know it's a small bodied guitar". It is loud and can handle agressive strumming while still projecting loud clear sound. The cool thing is it also loves light fingerpicking. Very responsive.

What I learned from this guitar is that I prefer the sound of rosewood back and sides. I like the "Woody" tone from the Mahogany but miss the complexity of the "Rosewood". So all of this isn't the guitars fault it's the player. I believe this guitar to be pretty
"amazing". And it is a "LOOKER" as well.


This Stonebridge is in mint condition...not a scratch or blem on it. Aged Sitka Spruce top with mahogany back/sides, open nickel tuners, tortoise binding...it is an absolutely beautiful guitar. Comes with hardshell case that is also in mint excellent condition (one small ding in CASE).

TRADE***** Open to all trades.
Trade value TRADED

PRICE***** TRADED Plus Shipping and Paypal fees


Here are links to a couple of videos that GKiller thought were representative of this fine guitar and I agree:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bciRWG-AmI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2RgOtEurSs

**Note that Stonebridge and Furch are the exact same guitars... The Furch name is used in Europe, The Stonebridge name is used in N America.**

Here are the specs on the OM32:
Orchestra Style Body
Solid premium grade Honduran Mahogany
Solid premium grade Vintage Aged Sitka Spruce
Two piece Honduran Mahogany neck
Ebony fretboard & bridge
Ebony headstock onlay
Ebony bridge pins with abalone dot inlay
Tortoise binding with black and white purfling
Herringbone Rosette with Black & White lines
Tapered X-Bracing
Two-Way Adjustable Truss Rod (Proprietary Stonebridge Design)
Paua Abalone Headstock Logo Inlay
Paua Abalone Micro-dot Fretboard Inlays
Gotoh Vintage Bean Style Nickel Tuners (15:1 Ratio)
Tortoise Dalmation Style Pickguard
Semi-Gloss Hand Rubbed Lacquer Finish/ Satin Finish Neck
Flat Top Headstock with traditional Diamond shaped Volute reinforcement.
Elixir Ph-Br Nanoweb 012-53
Light to Medium Gauge Strings Recommended
Limited Lifetime Warranty

Lower Bout: 14.96″
Upper Bout: 11.33″
Waist: 9.17″
Depth at End Pin: 4.05″
Depth at Neck Joint: 3.22″
Scale Length: 25.563″
Nut Width: 45mm or 1.77″
Setup for Light Gauge Strings
Frets – 20
Frets – Nickel/Silver
Frets – Width: 2.0mm (0.0787″)
Frets – Height: 1.0mm (0.0394″)
TUSQ Nut & Saddle















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[Gkiller]

I can vouch for this fantastic guitar, as Cory acquired it from ME. His description is spot on...it is a phenomenal guitar all-around. But, as he states, it is a smaller-body guitar (larger than an 000) and that size doesn't suit those players who may require or prefer a larger body.

The guitar is mint and sounds/looks fantastic...someone will be very happy with this one! Plus, Cory is a straight-up guy to deal with...great communicator and honest across the board.

Don't pass this one up...going to be a great one for some lucky player.

[Rikdogski]

Thanks for the comments and use of your pictures Glenn. You made it easier than ever to complete our transaction.

As you said and I agree this is a great guitar.

[Rikdogski]

Bump .........

[Rikdogski]

Takin her up to the top. Still got it.

[Rikdogski]

Bumpin to top. Kicking around a trade offer. Others are welcome.

[Rikdogski]

A trade deal fell through. This is an excellent guitar.

PM me with offers or trade deals. Thanks

[Rikdogski]

Some cool trades are coming my way. Some didn't work out, others weren't right. Bumping this up.

[Rikdogski]

Bump.......... Another potential trade didn't pan out. Hit me with some offers.

[Rikdogski]

Here we go again...... bumpin it out of the depths.

[Rikdogski]

Keeping this thing alive. Stonebridge guitars are known for being "Bang for Buck" and "Quality".

To The Top We Go

[Rikdogski]

Still with me. Had another interesting offer. This thing will find a home, it's too nice not to. Just don't know when.

To page 1 we go!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Rikdogski]

Up up and away! Not the guitar. The thread. Ha ha ha

Wait that wasn't that funny. ha ha ha

That either.

[T1mothy]

I love how evenly grained that mahogany is. Great looking guitar, best of luck with the sale.

[Rikdogski]

Thanks Timothy,

I sure do love the look of this guitar as well. I believe the sound to be even better than the look. That's saying something.

Played it a bit tonight last night and it's still sounds as good as ever. Just a matter of taste when it comes down to the intricacy of sounds.

Someone is gonna love this guitar.