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03-11-2015, 04:52 PM
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Santa Cruz 000-M On its Way!
I have a Santa Cruz 000-M, 12 fret, on its way to me. I've never owned one and am seeking some thoughts from those who have owned or played one. I have searched the web and found very little on the mahogany version of SCGC's 000 12 fret. I have a 000-28VS and love the size but the SCGC 000-M will be new to me! I appreciate your thoughts.
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03-11-2015, 04:59 PM
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I've never had a triple O size but I do own a wonderful standard size SCGC OM in rosewood. Lets just say it's a keeper for life. Loud, complex and full sounding.
I also have a SCGC D P/W in mahogany that is weak and thin sounding. This is despite having adi bracing and a hide glue build. It is clearly not one of their best sounding guitars. Every guitar is unique. Last edited by SugarmillMan; 03-11-2015 at 05:16 PM.
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03-11-2015, 07:36 PM
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Scgc 000 m
I've owned and play an 2003 all magohany 000-12 guitar from Santa Cruz. It is my absolute favorite guitar for balanced tone and clarity . I'm 67 and have played for 50+ years and owned - and sold - many guitars from the top luthiers. I've kept a few but my every day go to guitar is the SC. You'll love it.
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