We’re excited to offer our first Peggy White guitar–so excited we went ahead and sold it before it even arrived! We were able to hold onto it for a few days in order to record and photograph this beauty before sending it on its way to its new home. We also took advantage of the opportunity to put this Premier model through its paces, and it more than met our highest expectations. Peggy was able to pair the dark, somber timbre of African Blackwood with the creamy, transparent tone of an Italian Spruce top–perfect for the fingerstylist with exacting needs for glassy string-to-string separation and voluminous sustain. The precisely balanced voice was a great fit for lowered tunings; all the way into CGD#FA#D.
Peggy is a professional musician, and that’s always a good sign in our book since that pretty much guarantees as a luthier they’ll already possess a finely tuned ear–and Peggy more than lives up to that expectation. Visually, Peggy’s got some exciting tricks up her sleeve, here employing a Kandinsky motif in here rosette, end graft, and backstrip for an effect that’s part homage, part original artistic statement. Are we excited for the next Peggy White to come our way? You can bet your favorite flatpick on it.
If this is any indication of the work we can look forward to from Peggy, I can't wait to get the next one in. The voice has that glassy quality that only a handful of guitars really exhibit (and the setup is equally glassy, perfect for those who like to play quickly and smoothly). 
I love the balance and ringing clarity of this guitar. I also love Peggy White, so I might be somewhat biased. She studied with Linda Manzer and has put that teaching to great use on her own line of amazing acoustic guitars. | Scale Length | 25.5 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.75 in |
| String Spacing | 2.25 in |
| Woods | Spruce - Italian, Blackwood - African |
We're excited to offer our first Peggy White guitar--so excited we went ahead and sold it before it even arrived. We were able to hold onto it for a few days in order to record and photograph this beauty before sending it on its way to its new home
If this is any indication of the work we can look forward to from Peggy, I can't wait to get the next one in. The voice has that glassy quality that only a handful of guitars really exhibit (and the setup is equally glassy, perfect for those who like to play quickly and smoothly).
I love the balance and ringing clarity of this guitar. I also love Peggy White, so I might be somewhat biased 