We’ve got a pair of lovely 2008 OMFS guitars from Lance Kragenbrink which were built as sisters, each with Cocobolo Rosewood for the back and sides, but with different top woods. This one is done up with an Engelmann Spruce top for projection and sustain–and brother, does the Engelmann deliver. With flatpicks, this Kragenbrink roars!
The trebles are fat and juicy, and are backed up by a present and articulate middle register that gives definition to your compositions. This OMFS is in superb condition with essentially no play wear, but has a sweet and opened-up tonality which makes it difficult to put down. We especially love Lance’s use of sapwood in these Cocobolo sets; the vibrant pop of yellow against red is a sight to see. Wrapped up in an Ameritage hardshell case, this Kragenbrink is perfectly safe and sound when not in use!
This one has some pretty fierce projection, and responds very quickly. Lance's appointments are simple but elegant, and the play feel is intimate and familiar. 
Great sound and simple elegant looks define this instrument. It's nearly perfect tonal balance makes it a good choice for any style of playing. The neck has a very comfortable profile as well. Overall, a great choice. | Scale Length | 25.4 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.81 in |
| String Spacing | 2.25 in |
| Woods | xx, Rosewood - Cocobolo |
We've got a pair of lovely 2008 OMFS guitars from Lance Kragenbrink which were built as sisters, each with Cocobolo Rosewood for the back and sides, but with different top woods. This one is done up with an Engelmann Spruce top for projection and sustain--and brother, does the Engelmann deliver
This one has some pretty fierce projection, and responds very quickly. Lance's appointments are simple but elegant, and the play feel is intimate and familiar.
Great sound and simple elegant looks define this instrument. It's nearly perfect tonal balance makes it a good choice for any style of playing 