A fantastic example of Dan Bresnan’s fine lutherie in action! This is one of Dan’s OMs from 2006, here in Brazilian Rosewood and German Spruce, that’s ready to keep playing. Dan employed one of his mosaic rosettes to up the visual ante, and elsewhere adopted an understated aesthetic that lets the various woods shine. Alessi tuners, Ameritage case, and a frankly effortless playability make this a great guitar for fingerstyle. The voice is first and foremost well balanced, letting complex chords ring out properly, and we especially like how that clarity and balance is maintained up the neck.
Here’s an additional demo of this beauty: https://youtu.be/iqqUnalEJtU.
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Dan's guitars are world class in every way. This OM is powerful and balanced enough to handle both fingerpicking and strumming, and the Brazilian Rosewood here is just killer. 
The fruits of time have made this one extra resonant. I love the power and presence of the bottom end, especially considering its slim OM proportions. | Scale Length | 25.4 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.75 in |
| String Spacing | 2.25 in |
| Woods | Spruce - German, Rosewood - Brazilian |
A fantastic example of Dan Bresnan’s fine lutherie in action. This is one of Dan’s OMs from 2006, here in Brazilian Rosewood and German Spruce, that’s ready to keep playing
Dan's guitars are world class in every way. This OM is powerful and balanced enough to handle both fingerpicking and strumming, and the Brazilian Rosewood here is just killer.
The fruits of time have made this one extra resonant. I love the power and presence of the bottom end, especially considering its slim OM proportions. 