This DC-H from Gage Halland is in the upper echelon of modern lutherie. Without a doubt one of the finest guitars we’ve had in the shop, Lost Tunnel Redwood on top and African Blackwood for the back and sides. This combination is one of ultimate tonal qualities, richness, warmth and idyllic clarity. Each individual note on this instrument has the viscosity of a full chord. Everyone here at Dream Guitars has been blown away by this guitar, and there is no higher praise our shop can offer. Aside from how it sounds it’s a sight for sore eyes — the natural beauty of the material that Gage uses so masterfully tells its own story. There is no need for additional ornation. As I write this I fight the urge to pick it up and play all day.
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I'm at a loss for words because the audio clip says it all. Listen to how full every single note is that Dustin plays. It doesn't matter what string it's on or what fret, you hear a big beautiful round tone that is mesmerizing. I don't know how Gage Halland does it but I'm glad that he does. 
It's simple: I want this guitar. It does everything I want it to, but better. I've got a high bar, and Gage easily cleared it with this one. Liquid depths to the voice, playability like glass, and the Redwood-African Blackwood combination is arresting. | Scale Length | 25.5 in - 26.25 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.75 in |
| String Spacing | 2.25 in |
| Woods | Redwood, Blackwood - African |
This DC-H from Gage Halland is in the upper echelon of modern lutherie. Without a doubt one of the finest guitars we've had in the shop, Lost Tunnel Redwood on top and African Blackwood for the back and sides
I'm at a loss for words because the audio clip says it all. Listen to how full every single note is that Dustin plays
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