Here we have a 2014 True North Super Parlor, Model 3—crafted with 5A premium quartersawn Brazilian Rosewood for the back and sides, and topped with master grade, hand-voiced Swiss Moonspruce. Featuring a short 24.9″ scale, a soundport, and a wedge body, this guitar is incredibly fun to play and offers surprising headroom. With 14 frets to the body, it’s a fingerstyle machine through and through.
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I love when a guitar invites you to dig in and just keeps giving back. This one may have a short scale, but the voice is anything but small—powerful, open, and full of character. Super Parlor is exactly right 
I've only ever seen a handful of Dennis Scannell's guitars in the wild. Clearly, he's doing something right, for everyone to keep theirs hidden away under lock and key. We've just lucked into this Model 3 Super Parlor with Swiss Moonspruce over top tier Brazilian Rosewood, and upfitted with a combination of ergonomic features that maximizes player comfort. The body features a subtle Manze wedge, with the bass side tapered thinner than the treble side, giving your right arm an easy over; soundport plus cutaway; great neck-to-body weight balance for playing on either leg. The voice comes in clear and focused, with a slightly dry fundamental for crisp notes and some sparkle mixed into the trebles to add shimmer. | Scale Length | 24.9 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.75 in |
| String Spacing | 2.25 in |
| Woods | Spruce - Moonspruce, Rosewood - Brazilian |
Here we have a 2014 True North Super Parlor, Model 3—crafted with 5A premium quartersawn Brazilian Rosewood for the back and sides, and topped with master grade, hand-voiced Swiss Moonspruce. Featuring a short 24.9" scale, a soundport, and a wedge body, this guitar is incredibly fun to play and offers surprising headroom
I love when a guitar invites you to dig in and just keeps giving back. This one may have a short scale, but the voice is anything but small—powerful, open, and full of character
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