Goodall TR 000 Master German Spruce and Honduran Rosewood

[Reverb]

Goodall Traditional TR 000 #6433 Original Owner
Master European Italian Spruce Top
Honduran Rosewood Back & Sides
Wide bout: 15-3/16 inches ~ Upper bout: 11-3/16 inches ~ Waist: 9-7/16 inches ~ Depth: 4-1/4 inches
Length of box: 20-3/8 inches ~ Overall guitar length: 39-3/4 inches ~ Scale length: 25 inches ~ 1.75" Width
Herringbone Rosette & Purflings ~ Chevron Marquetry Backstrip/Blacklip Mother of Pearl Logo
Mother of Pearl Notched Square Fretboard Inlay ~ Waverly Nickel tuners w/ Ebony Knobs
White Maple Body, Headstock & Fretboard Bindings ~ Mahogany Satin Finish Neck ~ Tor-Tis Pickguard
Ebony: Peghead Veneer, Bridge, Fretboard ~ Boxwood Bridge Pins & End Pin ~ Bone Nut & Saddle
Ameritage w/ Humidity Control Guitar Case

Original Owner Mint $6900 Not looking for trades

[lfarhadi]

What year and where are you located?

[stubby]

Excellent guitar, any chance the saddle spacing is 2-5/16"?

[Tinkeragain]

Where are you located?

[gruuv]

Full disclosure, I’m not in the market, but I thought my curiosity might help with a potential sale, so here goes: how would you characterize the difference(s) in tone between Honduran and other rosewoods like EIR, Madagascar, Brazilian, etc?

[gruuv]

Originally Posted by Reverb

I would welcome the experts to chime in to help answer your question about all the various Back and side wood types

There is a lot already documented on this subject

Gotcha. I was curious as to what your thoughts were, as it relates to this guitar’s tonal character.

For the record, I’m tremendously sad to not be in the market for this beauty. I got to play a Goodall once, standard EIR / Sitka, and it was darn near the perfect tone for me. I wish I could take this off your hands.

[Reverb]

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