If you’ve ever played a Collings Dreadnought, you know what to expect: a cannon in your lap, lots of projection, flatpicker’s heaven. This, friends, is a bit different; its almost an anomaly. This 1995 D2H BRA is mellow, well-rounded, balanced response across the registers. Thanks to the Brazilian Rosewood back and sides opening up especially evenly and the naturally more warm Adirondack Red Spruce, this D2H BRA is surprisingly clean and easy to play. Honestly, this Dreadnought is more sensitive to fingerstyle than many other guitars in this size range. Collings‘ customary Herringbone trim and zigzag back strip are showcased here, paired nicely with bbindings. This guitar comes with the original Collings TKL hardshell case.
Whoa! I'd call this a �sleeper dread,� because it has a much more nuanced and responsive tone than you'd expect in a body known for its thundering low-end and projection in Bluegrass music. That said, I like it, a lot. This is a dynamic Dreadnought, packing extra sustain and clarity into its sharp, well-balanced body. 
A great guitar for ensemble playing or close mic use. The punchy mid range focus of the tone should cut through the mix just perfectly. | Scale Length | 25.5 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.63 in |
| String Spacing | 2.31 in |
| Woods | Spruce - Adirondack (Red), Rosewood - Brazilian |
If you've ever played a Collings Dreadnought, you know what to expect: a cannon in your lap, lots of projection, flatpicker's heaven. This, friends, is a bit different; its almost an anomaly
Whoa. I'd call this a �sleeper dread,� because it has a much more nuanced and responsive tone than you'd expect in a body known for its thundering low-end and projection in Bluegrass music
A great guitar for ensemble playing or close mic use. The punchy mid range focus of the tone should cut through the mix just perfectly. 