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How sweet can a guitar be? Apparently, just a little bit sweeter. This 2010 Déjà Vu San Antonio 28 from Blazer & Henkes is what dessert would be if it also contained all the richness, vitamins, and nutrients of a three course meal. Which is to say, this B&H OM is the complete package. Receptive to a light attack, plus headroom for heavier, gorgeous tonewoods throughout, and an expansive midrange that makes for an enveloping voice that feels instantly familiar to your ear. The back and sides are Brazilian Rosewood, and on top they’ve used a set of Austrian Alpine Moonspruce with a bit of bearclaw figuring for added drama. Elsewhere, vintage 28-style appointments. Now, the practice of using moon-harvested Spruce goes back for hundreds of years, and Willi and Rudolph have garnered their premium supply from loggers who harvest strictly according to the traditional moon calendar for forestry, namely during a new moon phase when the water content inside wood cells is at its lowest and in the fall when Spruce trees are in their resting period. The result is a quality of Spruce that dries faster, matures more quickly, and is less prone to shrinking damage over time. We’ve always loved Moonspruce because, well, it sounds great! But there’s so much more that goes into making it such a premium top wood offering.
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B&H are no longer adding new builds to their books, so we're delighted to have this beauty. Everyone knows they capture the prewar sound better than most anyone and this is a great example. 
I'm amazed by the power and clarity you get with even a light attack. This is the kind of guitar that sounds its best every time you pick it up--how they pulled that off, I'll never know. | Scale Length | 25.4 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.75 in |
| String Spacing | 2.281 in |
| Woods | Spruce - Moonspruce, Rosewood - Brazilian |
How sweet can a guitar be. Apparently, just a little bit sweeter
B&H are no longer adding new builds to their books, so we're delighted to have this beauty. Everyone knows they capture the prewar sound better than most anyone and this is a great example.
I'm amazed by the power and clarity you get with even a light attack. This is the kind of guitar that sounds its best every time you pick it up--how they pulled that off, I'll never know. 