This F from Andrew White is good for whatever ails you. A versatile fingerstyle guitar that also holds up well with a pick, has a slick setup for easy fretting, über cool soundholes and circle inlays, and a soundport—what more could you ask for? The 16 1/4” lower bout adds some extra oomph that makes for impressive projection, even when played lightly. This White has a surprisingly dry voice for a Rosewood/Cedar guitar, but we find that it cuts very well through the mix and has a great string balance that makes it so effective for a multitude of genres.
The quest for the one guitar that’s perfect for every style may never come to an end, but this 2008 Andrew White F comes daringly close to versatility paradise.
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The tone of this Andrew White guitar is crisp and clear. There’s a brilliance to the trebles and a snap to the bass response that I really like. The Cedar top adds just a touch of warmth which makes it more versatile that a standard OM. It’s powerful enough for blues and rich enough for Celtic airs. | Scale Length | 25.5 in |
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| Nut Width | 1.75 in |
| String Spacing | 2.215 in |
| Woods | Cedar, Rosewood - Indian |
This F from Andrew White is good for whatever ails you. A versatile fingerstyle guitar that also holds up well with a pick, has a slick setup for easy fretting, über cool soundholes and circle inlays, and a soundport—what more could you ask for
The tone of this Andrew White guitar is crisp and clear. There’s a brilliance to the trebles and a snap to the bass response that I really like 