Boucher Studio Goose SG-21-M OM Hybrid Bubinga Master Grade- Dealer Post

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This one is extremely loud, focused and lush. It’s a cannon full of flowers. The Adirondack is pale and powerful and the Bubinga back and sides sprout overtones in the upper register that will make you think someone’s singing harmony. The bass is big and wide, too, providing a nice, cozy scoop. The feel is smooth, secure, and responsive. The neck rests comfortably in your palm and the fretboard feels steady on your fingertips (a slightly flatter radius). It likes flat-picks and fingers equally, but you have to dig in to get the most out of the Adirondack. That’s part of the fun.

It’s a clear, clean, surprising sound like sunlight pouring through stained glass. Bubinga is as fun to play as it is to say. It’s quite easy on the eyes, too, sporting a grain structure that gives “true rosewoods” a run for their money.

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Top: adirondack spruce (AAAA master grade)
Braces: adirondack spruce (best grade )
Back & side: solid bubinga tonewood
Binding: koa
Bound top: herringbone
Rosette: herringbone
Finish: high-gloss body & headstock
Tuners: chrome plated (closed gear)
Bracing pattern: forward shifted x bracing
Bracing type: hand-scalloped & tuned
Scale: 25,5″ / 648mm
Frets clear to body: 14
Body width: 15.1875″ / 386,0mm
Body length: 19.4375″ / 494,0mm
Body depth: 4.125″ / 105,0mm
Nut width: 1.750″ / 44,5mm
Neck width at the 12th fret: 2.125″ / 54,0mm
Nut material: tusq[emoji768]
Bridge saddle material: bone
Neck finish: satin

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