Escher Wayland Guitar - Jet Black

This guitar has a Sitka Spruce top and a Maple back and sides. I wanted to experience what tonal difference Maple would deliver vs. other tone woods. I had read that Maple doesn't contribute much to the sound (the way that Rosewood and Mahogany do), that the highs sometimes are too much. I was pleasantly surprised. The sound is balanced and guitar has a nice projection.

The Brazilian RW fretboard and bridge looks (and sounds) great in contrast to the jet black!

The price on this guitar has been reduced because there is a bit of repaired finish damage that has been repaired but is still visible. The location is on the back of the guitar near the neck joint. There are a few pictures of that area, but it's not easy to see.

Dreadnought body style

Sitka Spruce top with Holly binding

Michigan Maple Back sides

One-piece Honduran Mahogany Neck

Holly Bound Brazilian Rosewood Fretboard

Pearl dot markers

Abalone Inlay sound hole

Grover nickel plated open-back tuners

Mahogany kerfing

Brazilian Rosewood Bridge

Bone Nut and Saddle

Two-way Truss rod

Tolex Hardshell Case included