Oh here’s one down with, turn off your phone and lock the door. This 2013 Flammang AJ75 is rich, engrossing, sweetly clear and glassy. African Blackwood for the back and sides with Adirondack Spruce on top mix for clarity and darkness, which works fantastically for both and Travis picking, to be honest. The top features a tight burst and tiger stripe pickguard, rectangular bridge, and checkerboard appointments. Mahogany neck is the perfect amount of well rounded C like a vintage J-45, and lightweight Waverly tuners at thre headstock complete the look.
Here’s an additional demo of this beautiful Flammang AJ75 with our friend Will Saylor! https://youtu.be/_0JXurFVi9o
Here’s an additional performance on this instrument with our own Allen Shadd: https://youtu.be/_gbE30qty38
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We've been selling David Flammang's Guitars for well over a decade now. He is very well respected for building a great Gibson-style guitar but with modern quality and playability. If you ever looked inside of an old Gibson it can be a scary event, let's just say sometimes they lacked quality control. For many modern players, a guitar that plays perfectly every night but has the sound of an old guitar is the holy grail. This one is full with a bit more bass response and heft than an old Gibson might have and perfect playability. And it sure is pretty. 
I love African Blackwood and Adirondack Spruce for the clean richness it imparts. Here in a slope dread from David Flammang, the result is the same--great depth and dynamic range, glassy trebles. Delicious. | Scale Length | 25.5 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.75 in |
| String Spacing | 2.313 in |
| Woods | Spruce - Adirondack (Red), Blackwood - African |
Oh here's one down with, turn off your phone and lock the door. This 2013 Flammang AJ75 is rich, engrossing, sweetly clear and glassy
We've been selling David Flammang's Guitars for well over a decade now. He is very well respected for building a great Gibson-style guitar but with modern quality and playability
I love African Blackwood and Adirondack Spruce for the clean richness it imparts. Here in a slope dread from David Flammang, the result is the same--great depth and dynamic range, glassy trebles Select at least 2 products
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