Lowden Custom F50c Bog Oak Guitar (used)

Lowden Custom F50c Bog Oak Guitar (used)Lowden F50c Custom Ancient Bog Guitar (used, 2019) Ancient Bog Oak back & sides from the UK Lovely Lutz Spruce top Venetian cutaway Custom Lowden Fingerstyle Neck (45mm 60mm) with compensated neck profile Flame Mahogany & Abalone rosette Flame Mahogany bindings and ergonomic top Bevel African Ebony headstock faceplate with Lowden logo Beautiful Lowden branded, Gold Gotoh 510 tuning machines with genuine Ebony buttons African Ebony fretboard with

Lowden F50c Custom Ancient Bog Guitar (used, 2019)- 

• Ancient Bog Oak back & sides from the UK
• Lovely Lutz Spruce top
• Venetian cutaway
• Custom Lowden Fingerstyle Neck (45mm/60mm) with compensated neck profile
• Flame Mahogany & Abalone rosette
• Flame Mahogany bindings and ergonomic top Bevel
• African Ebony headstock faceplate with Lowden logo
• Beautiful Lowden branded, Gold Gotoh 510 tuning machines with genuine Ebony buttons
• African Ebony fretboard with purfling lines
• Laminated neck of Mahogany and Black Walnut, this gives great stability to the neck
• Santos Palisander purflings
• Santos Palisander split-saddle, pinless bridge
• This guitar is already very open sounding and has a beautiful, ringing voice
• SN: 22779
• Custom Ameritage case included 
• This guitar has been well cared for -  it has one tiny bump and super light, minor pick wear on the top, just south of the pick guard.
• Here's some more information re: BOG OAK, Thanks to the WOOD DATABASE:

Bog Oak, much like Brown Oak, is not a specific species, but is rather a term that designates oak that has been buried in a peat bog for hundreds or sometimes thousands of years. The extremely low oxygen conditions of the bog protect the wood from normal decay, while the underlying peat provides acidic conditions where iron salts and other minerals react with the tannins in the wood, gradually giving it a distinct dark brown to almost black color.

Though Bog Oak does not describe a specific tree, it tends to most frequently occur in the United Kingdom, with English Oak being the most commonly salvaged species taken from bogs. Since there is such a limited supply of the wood—with Bog Oak essentially being the very early stages of fossilization—prices for this type of wood are very high.

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• Condition: Used, Excellent
• Frets to body: 14
• Scale Length: 650mm or 25.59"
• Cutaway: Venetian
• Bevel: top
• Nut Width: 45mm or 1 49/64"
• Saddle string spacing: 60mm or 2 23/64"
• Depth at tail: 120mm or 4.72"
• Lower bout: 402mm or 15.8268"

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