Built in 2006, this Jacobson Classical has seen countless hours on stage and in the practice hall, all the while opening up more and more fully, becoming louder and better defined with each successful performance. Now, a decade later this Classical has graduated from firecracker to mortar shell: the sheer volume is impressive, especially considering the Cedar top and Indian Rosewood body!
The voice is expansive and expressive, with a quick response and trebles that absolutely shimmer. With the oil-finished neck, this Jacobson feels familiar as on old friend in your hands, and has a glass-smooth setup that makes blazing fast passages a breeze. Sometimes there’s a faint line between a guitar which has been played in and one which hasn’t, but this 2006 Jacobson doesn’t subscribe to that at all: the voice has an easy richness and clarity to it that we’d normally expect only on a guitar twice its age. Looking for that delightfully opened-up voice with all the trimmings of projection, sustain, and playability? Look no further: your dream date has arrived.
This guitar has been extensively played in by one of our talented local classical musicians, and you can really hear the difference when you strum your first chord. There's that delicious warmth in the mid range from the Cedar, but the trebles are focused, bright, and very present as well. I wish more Classicals were as opened up as this one from Paul Jacobson. | Scale Length | 25.59 in |
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| Nut Width | 2.08 in |
| String Spacing | 2.24 in |
| Woods | xx, Rosewood - Indian |
Built in 2006, this Jacobson Classical has seen countless hours on stage and in the practice hall, all the while opening up more and more fully, becoming louder and better defined with each successful performance. Now, a decade later this Classical has graduated from firecracker to mortar shell: the sheer volume is impressive, especially considering the Cedar top and Indian Rosewood body!The voice is expansive and expressive, with a quick response and trebles that absolutely shimmer
This guitar has been extensively played in by one of our talented local classical musicians, and you can really hear the difference when you strum your first chord. There's that delicious warmth in the mid range from the Cedar, but the trebles are focused, bright, and very present as well 