Here is a custom Scott Conley Appalachian Dreadnought built for Ed Dodson. This classic Dread was built to match pre-war D-18 specs but shot with a Gibsonesque sunburst and adorned with a fire stripe pickguard. It has a wider 1 /34 nut, advanced bracing and a metal T bar in neck just like the classic prewar Martins. The tone is big and strong, this is a great bluesgrass guitar with pedigree. Ed Dodson used it as his main guitar for some time, but don’t worry he left a lot of mojo in it.
Ed Dodson is a great traditional bluegrass picker who knows good guitars. He had this one built to the specs of the great D-18s of yesteryear and it really does sound authentic. I love the updated wider nut and the burst makes it stunning. 
Set up for Bluegrass playing, this guitar has a cutting, punchy tone that would be great for playing in a band situation. I like the looks of it too. | Scale Length | 25.34 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.75 in |
| String Spacing | 2.13 in |
| Woods | Spruce - Adirondack (Red), Mahogany |
Here is a custom Scott Conley Appalachian Dreadnought built for Ed Dodson. This classic Dread was built to match pre-war D-18 specs but shot with a Gibsonesque sunburst and adorned with a fire stripe pickguard
Ed Dodson is a great traditional bluegrass picker who knows good guitars. He had this one built to the specs of the great D-18s of yesteryear and it really does sound authentic
Set up for Bluegrass playing, this guitar has a cutting, punchy tone that would be great for playing in a band situation. I like the looks of it too. Select at least 2 products
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