Upon picking up and playing the first note on the Huss & Dalton MJC, the first thing you notice is the incredible quality of tone. The bass is round and sonorous, the trebles are full and fat. This is the tone of what should be a century old guitar, but in fact it’s just the kind of tone Huss & Dalton are able to achieve from the get go. The combination of Engelmann Spruce and East Indian Rosewood lends this MJC a classic, understated look that doesn’t distract the the player from the truly awesome sound of this instrument. It is upgraded with Stingray Fret Markers and a Baggs Anthem Pickup System.
This guitar has some body to it, and the sound is so rich and full you would think it was a dread. It's loud, too, and doesn't loose any of its distinction when really driven hard. 
Another great guitar from Huss and Dalton. This is a big bodied guitar but the bass is nice and controlled and balances nicely with the mids and highs. The guitar has lots of projection as well. A good all purpose guitar. | Scale Length | 25.4 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.75 in |
| String Spacing | 2.25 in |
| Woods | Spruce - Engelmann, Rosewood - Indian |
Upon picking up and playing the first note on the Huss & Dalton MJC, the first thing you notice is the incredible quality of tone. The bass is round and sonorous, the trebles are full and fat
This guitar has some body to it, and the sound is so rich and full you would think it was a dread. It's loud, too, and doesn't loose any of its distinction when really driven hard.
Another great guitar from Huss and Dalton. This is a big bodied guitar but the bass is nice and controlled and balances nicely with the mids and highs 