If this 2010 Greenfield G1 asked you out to dinner, you’d probably have to say yes: it’s that smooth an operator. How could it be anything else? With African Blackwood for the back and sides, Lutz Spruce for the top, and an insanely slinky setup and C neck profile, this G1 is dripping richness from all angles. The silky trebles stretch suspended over a bed of velvety bass notes and an ember-hot middle register; played softly, this G1 purrs–add an aggressive attack to the mix and she howls.
Michael jazzed it up with many of his finest ammenities, from the Laskin-style arm bevel and Florentine Cutaway to the magnetic truss rod cover and Spalted-Maple-and-Abalone rosette. Honest Abe: all styles and genres sound fabulous on this Greenfield, from flatpicked fiddle tunes in DADGAD to percussive fingerstyle in CGCGAD or singer-songwriter accompaniment. Each time, the result is mesmerizing, the sustain prolonged and the bass thunderous. Pick up this guitar, play a chord, and you could very well wake up hours later without realizing any time had passed at all. Michael Greenfield, you’ve outdone yourself!
Woah. Flawless balance, and the articulation of the bass register is second to none. The neck profile is well-rounded and easy on the hands. This baby's mint, too! 
One of the best sounding guitars I've played. It is perfectly balanced across all frequencies and is perfect for fingerstyle or flatpicking. Feels great too. | Scale Length | 25.31 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.75 in |
| String Spacing | 2.25 in |
| Woods | Spruce - Lutz, Blackwood - African |
If this 2010 Greenfield G1 asked you out to dinner, you'd probably have to say yes: it's that smooth an operator. How could it be anything else
Woah. Flawless balance, and the articulation of the bass register is second to none
One of the best sounding guitars I've played. It is perfectly balanced across all frequencies and is perfect for fingerstyle or flatpicking 