Our first resonator from C.F. Holcomb takes center stage (and our hearts) from the very first lick to the final ringing chord. There’s so much going on with this cut-above-the-reso, where to begin? How about Christopher’s novel use of “The Tree” Mahogany for a resonator body? We’ve seen Koa sets not a quarter as gorgeous, and somewhere Holcomb uncovered a slice of Cocobolo big enough for a one-piece neck—a standing ovation for his taste in woods.
Add to that a spider cone bridge with bone saddles, Lollar P90 (oh, yes indeed), Gotoh tuners, and a gorgeous headstock plate bearing Holcomb’s John Hancock. But let’s talk tone. This Holcomb Kodiak boasts a voice that is, truly, greater than the sum of its parts (and what fine parts they are): rich and colorful reso tone with the spider bridge, a fiery brand of warmth to light up the bass, and whip-crack trebles that soar when you give the Lollar some juice. National, eat your heart out. Please note, this Holcomb comes with a weeks’ supply of paper towels to catch any accidental tears of joy (also works for excess saliva).
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common misspellings: cf holcomb, holcombe, halcomb, codiak, kodak, resonatar, resonater, resanator
Christopher Holcomb is making quite a stir in the music world with many top players playing his instruments like Lech Wierzynski (the California Honeydrops). One thing he focuses on is his playability. This is a fine resonator that plays like butter and allows for pretty elaborate fingerstyle work. As for the beauty of the instrument, a picture is worth 1000 words. See our photos for some closeups of his attention to detail. This will look perfect on stage, and later in your home. | Scale Length | 25.5 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.75 in |
| String Spacing | 2.092 in |
| Woods | Mahogany - The Tree, Mahogany - The Tree |
Our first resonator from C.F. Holcomb takes center stage (and our hearts) from the very first lick to the final ringing chord
Christopher Holcomb is making quite a stir in the music world with many top players playing his instruments like Lech Wierzynski (the California Honeydrops). One thing he focuses on is his playability 