We don't see many Circa Guitars (built by luthier, John Slobod) in the shop -- it's been two years since our last OM-28 was here. This is getting to be a bit of a regular TME model (as regular as this admittedly infrequently stocked guitar can be): a 1930-style OM-28, with pyramid bridge, bar frets and no metal in the neck. This is as lightweight a rosewood OM as you'll put your hands on, and it thunders with the rich, fat tone of a vintage guitar. This beauty only lasted a couple days in the shop, but have a look at the photos and let us know if something like this in Mahogany might be up your alley...

• Brazilian Rosewood back & sides
• Adirondack Spruce top
• Ebony fingerboard and pyramid bridge
• Thin nitrocellulose finish
• Hide Glue
• Bar frets
• Waverly Tuenrs
• 1 3/4" nut width
• 25.4" Scale length
• 2 5/16" string spacing
• Ameritage HSC