Lightly-used Santa Cruz Model F from 2009.

Intended as a balanced, all-around daily driver that works as well in the studio as it does as a strummer on the stage. Even tonality without the boomy low end guitars of this type tend to produce. SCGC doesn’t make a ton of Model F guitars which is a shame because I think the same demographic that goes for Taylor Guitars would be very much in to this particular model (and there are a LOT of those players). This one is typically constructed for the model with the following customizations:

- Carpathian Spruce top

- Ebony peghead binding

- Abalone rosette

- Koa body binding

- black fingerboard binding

- ”Decco” fingerboard inlays

Nut Width: 1.72”

Neck Depth: 1st - .82, 9th - .89

There is minor wear associated with a gently-used 10+ year old instrument, including a few surface indentations (small) and some textured wear to the clear coat (I don’t really know any other way to describe it). SCGC guitars are typically built and finished quite light and I’m assuming the wear in the clear coat is consistent with someone playing the guitar regularly. Fret wear is minor and there are no cracks anywhere on the guitar. With original Ameritage hard case (one broken latch).