Whip cracking trebles and an extra dollop of woody warmth in the bass characterize the voice of this gorgeous 2013 Dreadnought from Wayne Henderson. Mahogany back and sides paired with an Appalachian Spruce shade top (check out the photos for a close up of the grain lines arcing through the stain), Wayne’s fiddle-style headstock, and a soft-V neck profile and slinky setup for easy playability.
Wayne’s tone is legendary and needs no repeating here, but we can say with confidence that this Mahogany Dread stacks up there with the best of them. It’s already opened up handsomely in just a few years, and it’s only going to get better. This is the kind of guitar you’re going to want to keep around you at all times, and it comes snug and safe in a molded TKL case with Henderson’s logo on the outside.
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This is one of the prettiest Hendersons I’ve ever seen. The shade top is applied as a stain, giving a very antique and smoky look. It’s in pristine shape but sounds like it’s been played in bars for decades. The body has a great patina and a mature sound that's full of energy and character. I love it. | Scale Length | 25.4 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.75 in |
| String Spacing | 2.15 in |
| Woods | Spruce - Appalachian, Mahogany |
Whip cracking trebles and an extra dollop of woody warmth in the bass characterize the voice of this gorgeous 2013 Dreadnought from Wayne Henderson. Mahogany back and sides paired with an Appalachian Spruce shade top (check out the photos for a close up of the grain lines arcing through the stain), Wayne’s fiddle-style headstock, and a soft-V neck profile and slinky setup for easy playability
This is one of the prettiest Hendersons I’ve ever seen. The shade top is applied as a stain, giving a very antique and smoky look 