Blues machine, anyone? The folks at Froggy Bottom Guitars have mastered the art of building a modern small bodied guitar that doesn’t want for volume, or tone. The Froggy Bottom L body is based on an old Martin 1-17 restored by Millard, and the result is a slim little instrument that very easy on the hands and the lap (this one from 2016 weighs in at 3.5lbs!). An excellent choice for fingerpicking blues, rags, or whatever your fingerstyle heart yearns for. Straight Mahogany back and sides with Adirondack Spruce on top, 24.9” scale, and Maple bindings make for a pretty little thing that packs a wallop.
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This is a great modern take on an old design. A small parlor that likes to be pushed hard and sounds right at home playing blues or rags. The size is ultra comfortable and would be a wonderful guitar to have close by in the living room. | Scale Length | 24.9 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.75 in |
| String Spacing | 2.188 in |
| Woods | Spruce - Adirondack (Red), Mahogany |
Blues machine, anyone. The folks at Froggy Bottom Guitars have mastered the art of building a modern small bodied guitar that doesn’t want for volume, or tone
This is a great modern take on an old design. A small parlor that likes to be pushed hard and sounds right at home playing blues or rags 