Here’s one you’ll struggle to put down. Logan spec’d out this powerhouse with Michael Kennedy with the goal of landing a resonant, responsive, engrossing multiscale guitar. Clearly, Mike nailed it. The voice is crisp and clear, with bell-like trebles and a resounding bass response. Instant success for fingerstyle. Soaks up C tunings like it was made for it (and it was). We paired a striking set of Ziricote for the back and sides with Sinker Cedar on top, a 26.25-25.5″ multiscale fretboard, beveled bindings, soundport, tornavoz–the works! If you’re looking for a livewire that holds its own in a wide range of tunings and attacks, our latest Michael Kennedy GC simply will not disappoint.
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Our own Logan Wells is working with Michael Kennedy on this custom build for our shop. It's going to be the perfect guitar for players who take advantage of open tunings and want a sound with spatial quality that envelops the player. 
Mike and I spec'd this one out as a powerhouse fingerstyle guitar with a sweet spot multiscale setup that adds power on the bottom end, but still feels easy and familiar for the left hand. Am I surprised that he nailed it? Not at all. This one checks all of my fingerstyle boxes. | Scale Length | 25.5 in - 26.25 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.75 in |
| String Spacing | 2.25 in |
| Woods | Cedar - Sinker, Ziricote |
Here's one you'll struggle to put down. Logan spec'd out this powerhouse with Michael Kennedy with the goal of landing a resonant, responsive, engrossing multiscale guitar
Our own Logan Wells is working with Michael Kennedy on this custom build for our shop. It's going to be the perfect guitar for players who take advantage of open tunings and want a sound with spatial quality that envelops the player.
Mike and I spec'd this one out as a powerhouse fingerstyle guitar with a sweet spot multiscale setup that adds power on the bottom end, but still feels easy and familiar for the left hand. Am I surprised that he nailed it 