From the 2007 Healdsburg Festival. Victor Guitars is no longer in business, so this is a rare one. This Victor guitar was crafted for the 2007 Healdsburg Guitar Festival, and features Australian Blackwood and Italian spruce accented with Indian Rosewood bindings. This guitar is lightly built and very vibrant, and particularly adept at fingerstyle. The tone is bright and forward, the setup is wonderful and it is easy to play. The oval sound hole, scalloped fingerboard and unique design elements give this guitar a lot of style. The builder, Edward Victor Dick, is now focusing on building his Banjola instruments, so this is a rare find.
This is a lightly built and lively guitar perfect for the finger style player. The Australian Blackwood, a member of the Acacia family, paired with Italian spruce offer up a bright, clear voice. The short scale and wider fingerboard spacings will suit many players. This is a rare one now that Ed is focusing on his new Banjola creations as well. So here's a chance at a great guitar that is hard to find. 
I know this guitar has been lovingly cared for and played. It's in great condition and it's a unique instrument with a woody clarity in its voice unlike any others I've played. It might be the perfect addition to your collection. | Scale Length | 24.9 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.81 in |
| String Spacing | 2.19 in |
| Woods | Spruce - Italian, Blackwood - Australian |
From the 2007 Healdsburg Festival. Victor Guitars is no longer in business, so this is a rare one
This is a lightly built and lively guitar perfect for the finger style player. The Australian Blackwood, a member of the Acacia family, paired with Italian spruce offer up a bright, clear voice
I know this guitar has been lovingly cared for and played. It's in great condition and it's a unique instrument with a woody clarity in its voice unlike any others I've played 