The Santa Cruz H-13 is an underrated and substantially powerful little guitar and the cocobolo back & sides and  "moon spruce" top  amp up the low end response and clarity even more.

It's a very warm sounding guitar with a great amount of fatness across all its strings -- at times, you'd swear you were hearing a nylon-string guitar with the kind of crispness, sustain and projection you get from a steel-string instrument.

Excellent headroom for flat picking, yet delicate enough to please a light finger style player. Other features include 42-style abalone purfling, snakewood bindings and a beautiful sunburst finish. 

Hardly played and in near new conditon.

• Cocobolo back & sides
• European moon spruce top
• Sunburst finish
• Adirondack braces w/ hot hide glue
• Snakewood bound body, neck & peghead
• Cocobolo headstock veneer
• Gloss-finish neck
• Waverly tuners
• 1 3/4" nut width
• 25.375" scale length
• 2 3/16" string spacing
• Serial No. 1654
• Ameritage hard case