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Dreadnought

Huss & Dalton TDR Custom Madagascar 2024, Natural

$9,000.00

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InstrumentDreadnought
BrandHuss & Dalton
ModelTDR Custom Madagascar
FinishNatural
SKUGF108-N
HandednessRight
Made In Year2024
TopRed Spruce
Back and SidesMadagascar Rosewood
Neck/FingerboardMahogany/Rosewood
Bridge MaterialEbony
TunersWaverly 1129 Special Issue Vintage Oval tuning machines
Radius16"
Neck ProfileSoft V
Neck Depth.810" - .910"
Scale Length24 3/8"
Nut Width1.760"
String Spacing at Saddle2.215"
Contains Brazilian Rosewood (Y/N)N
ElectronicsNone
CaseOHSC
Modifications/RepairsNone
Condition notesExcellent, very light pick scratches

Huss & Dalton has become one of the premier names in boutique acoustic guitars by blending vintage-inspired tone with meticulous modern craftsmanship, and the TDR Custom sits at the heart of that reputation. This 2024 TDR Custom Madagascar is a high-end rosewood dreadnought built in the spirit of the finest pre-war acoustics, pairing explosive power and clarity with the responsiveness and refinement that have made Huss & Dalton favorites among serious flatpickers and fingerstyle players alike. The Madagascar rosewood back and sides deliver deep bass, rich harmonic complexity, and articulate trebles that many players compare favorably to old-growth Brazilian rosewood, while the Adirondack spruce top provides tremendous headroom and dynamic range.

What separates Huss & Dalton from many other boutique builders is the balance they achieve between warmth and precision. The TDR is known for having the lush low end and woody character associated with vintage Martins, but with a slightly tighter, clearer response that gives notes exceptional separation and articulation. Features like hand-voiced scalloped bracing, lightweight construction, and ultra-premium tonewoods help these guitars feel remarkably open and responsive right out of the case. On a custom Madagascar build like this, the visual beauty of the wood is matched by an incredibly rich and complex tonal character, making it equally impressive as a studio instrument, stage guitar, or heirloom-level boutique acoustic

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