This Goodall BRSC has the added benefits of age to complement it’s gorgeous tonewoods and easy playability. From 1999, it’s got over 20 years under its belt. Brazilian Rosewood back and sides with Sitka Spruce top, 25.5″ scale and 14 fret Mahogany neck, and some lovely Abalone dove inlays along the fingerboard.
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Just a treat to have an early Brazilian guitar from James Goodall. This one, made in 1999, is fully awake and vibrant. Sure to make anyone want to play more and more and more! 
Opened up and raring to go! The bass response has a sweet blooming quality just after the initial attack, and a touch extra growl in the mids for a well-rounded voice. Trebles cut right through the mix with both fingers and picks. | Scale Length | 25.5000 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.7500 in |
| String Spacing | 2.2500 in |
| Woods | Spruce - Sitka, Rosewood - Brazilian |
This Goodall BRSC has the added benefits of age to complement it's gorgeous tonewoods and easy playability. From 1999, it's got over 20 years under its belt. Brazilian Rosewood back and sides with Sitka Spruce top, 25.5" scale and 14 fret Mahogany neck, and some lovely Abalone dove inlays along the fingerboard
Just a treat to have an early Brazilian guitar from James Goodall. This one, made in 1999, is fully awake and vibrant
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