This guitar was built for one purpose: to be the perfect companion for any guitarist, regardless of style. Played softly, this Henderson OM/000 whispers sweet and sultry; aggressively, she wails “Foggy Mountain Breakdown” to put Earl Scruggs‘ banjo to shame. At the touch of your fingertips, each string has its own voice and sings perfectly in unison with the others; flatpicks give this Henderson a chance to stretch its jaws and really howl. Basically, this Henderson OM/000 can take whatever piece of music you throw its way and make it ten times cleaner, more dynamic, and sweet. For the definitive powerhouse OM/000, look no further: this one is bold, articulate, and responsive, with trebles that have a huge presence and the kind of warm, sweeping low-end we always associate with Hendersons. Would you expect less from Brazilian Rosewood back and sides, an Adirondack Spruce top, and Wayne’s absolute mastery of the craft? We wouldn’t; never has a Henderson passed through our shop that didn’t leave our jaws hanging–this one just happened to bring a tear to our eyes, too.
I've always thought that Wayne's best guitars were OMs, and this one seals the deal for me. Of all the Hendersons i've played, this is one of the most responsive, balanced, and overwhelmingly fun-to-play guitars--and that's saying a lot. The Brazilian is gorgeous, too, and the shaded top is of course stunning; another of Wayne's specialties. | Scale Length | 24.75 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.75 in |
| String Spacing | 2.06 in |
| Woods | Spruce - Adirondack (Red), Rosewood - Brazilian |
This guitar was built for one purpose: to be the perfect companion for any guitarist, regardless of style. Played softly, this Henderson OM/000 whispers sweet and sultry; aggressively, she wails "Foggy Mountain Breakdown" to put Earl Scruggs' banjo to shame
I've always thought that Wayne's best guitars were OMs, and this one seals the deal for me. Of all the Hendersons i've played, this is one of the most responsive, balanced, and overwhelmingly fun-to-play guitars--and that's saying a lot 