Currently for sale at King Amplification, Santa Clara, Ca.

$2495

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Willow Glen Guitars MB Rosebud 0028

7 lbs. 6 oz. 26 September 2013

BODY
Body Species: Old quartersawn Obeche*. Figured, bookmatched California Claro Walnut top
Binding: BWB fiber purfling, Indian Rosewood binding (made from neck wood)

NECK
Shape: Elliptical V
Species: East Indian Rosewood
Thickness at 1st Fret: 1.03
Thickness at 12th Fret: 1.00

FINGERBOARD
Species: Gabon Ebony
Scale Length: 25.5”
Radius: Compound 9.5 – 12”
Total Length: 18.75
Number of Frets: 22
Nut: Bone
Nut Width: 1.66
Width at 12th Fret: 2.045
Fret Type: LMI FW47104 Nickel

HARDWARE
Plating Finish: Chrome, Stainless
Bridge: ..110 Callaham Am. Std. steel modern style, brass compensated saddles
Knobs: Black dome
Tuners: Gotoh SG38
Truss rod: Allied Lutherie, Blanchard patent, dual action
Strap Buttons: Callaham stainless
Misc: Callaham stainless ferrules, Callaham stainless string tree, WGG machined stainless neck plate, WGG turned ivory Corian switch tip, chrome electrosocket, Ebony control plate made from fingerboard wood.

ELECTRONICS
Neck Pickup: Seymour Duncan STR-1
Bridge: Seymour Duncan STL-1
Controls: Volume CTS 500k, Midrange CTS 250k > LC notch filter, 4-way switch (std. T plus series)

FINISH
Body: Epoxy sealer, Pistachio green aniline dye over translucent white, Clear nitro (Cardinal)
Neck: Carnauba wax over polished wood.

OTHER
Strings: Slinky 9’s

SETUP (low E / high e)
Action at 1st fret: .010 / .010
Action at 12th fret: .070 / .070
Relief: .003/ .000

*The body wood I received in a trade with a couple of ancient gentlemen who were restoring a mighty Wurlitzer organ. They didn’t know what it was, claimed it had been in a shed for 80 years or so. It’s a pale yellow wood, interlocked grain, quartersawn and clearly from a very large tree. looks and works like Honduras Mahogany except for the the color and perhaps a little bit lighter in weight. Quite stiff for the weight, perhaps due to its age. Has a nice deep ring when struck or tapped. Enough for only 2 guitars.