This 2007 EM from Ed Claxton tastes like the first time you bit into real New York cheesecake: rich as sin and silk-smooth. With Brazilian Rosewood and Italian Spruce, who’d be surprised? Each and every note intonates wonderfully across the fretboard, and the neck profile is gossamer and fast. If you crave a setup that’s buttery and easy, look no further. The bass response has an impressive fundamental, and notes tend to hang in the air for long seconds.
When we dropped this EM into DADGAD and CGCGAD, the voice remained crisp and focused. While you can put any guitar in C tunings, sure, but only one in a great many sounds just as clear and responds as well as though it were in standard. Honestly, we can’t find any fault with this Claxton–even the case rocks (it’s a Calton).
Excellent bass response. This guitar is built with a fingerstylist in mind: great string to string balance and easy playability with the 1 25/32" nut. 
Another beauty by Ed Claxton. It has the clarity that we all look for a guitar and it's looks are simple and elegant. I can highly recommend this instrument to just about any guitarist, no matter what style of music they play. | Scale Length | 25.4 in |
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| Nut Width | 1.78 in |
| String Spacing | 2.25 in |
| Woods | xx, Rosewood - Brazilian |
This 2007 EM from Ed Claxton tastes like the first time you bit into real New York cheesecake: rich as sin and silk-smooth. With Brazilian Rosewood and Italian Spruce, who'd be surprised
Excellent bass response. This guitar is built with a fingerstylist in mind: great string to string balance and easy playability with the 1 25/32" nut.
Another beauty by Ed Claxton. It has the clarity that we all look for a guitar and it's looks are simple and elegant 