Collings 001 12-Fret Adirondack Traditional

Collings 001 12-Fret Adirondack Traditional
Collings 001 12-Fret Adirondack Traditional
Collings 001 12-Fret Adirondack Traditional
Collings 001 12-Fret Adirondack Traditional
Collings 001 12-Fret Adirondack Traditional
Collings 001 12-Fret Adirondack Traditional
Collings 001 12-Fret Adirondack Traditional
Collings 001 12-Fret Adirondack Traditional
Collings 001 12-Fret Adirondack Traditional
Collings 001 12-Fret Adirondack Traditional
Collings 001 12-Fret Adirondack Traditional
Collings 001 12-Fret Adirondack Traditional

Collings 001 12-Fret Adirondack Traditional

Regular price $6,925.00
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Description

We loved the Sitka-topped 001-T 12-fret we recently had in the shop, so needless to say, it didn't take any convincing to get us excited to feature this Adirondack spruce model. Our write-up of the 12-fret 001-T went a little something like: "This 12-fret 001-T in mahogany and Sitka is the guitar featured at the recent NAMM show; and does it ever deliver if you've been craving a slightly beefier 12-fret Traditional model. Hugely responsive, with more low end than you'll get from a comparable 0-sized guitar, the 001-T offers a fantastic option for players seeking a versatile guitar that's big enough to flatpick without feeling too timid for the task. Maximum comfort and tone from a small-bodied guitar." And all of that is equally true of this one ... with the expected benefits of Adirondack spruce. It provides more of everything: throatier bass, punchier mids, and a more singing treble register for those who like to dig in with a flatpick. A powerhouse of a small-bodied guitar from Collings that's just going to get better with age, and priced with TKL hard case.

Specs
  • Adirondack spruce top
  • Mahogany back and sides
  • 1 3/4" bone nut and drop-in saddle
  • 24 7/8" scale length
  • 2 5/16" string spacing at bridge
  • Traditional neck profile 
  • Nickel Waverly tuners 
  • TKL hard case
  • Serial No. 30607
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Sarah runs a painting and design studio based in Malletts Bay, Vermont, nestled near the Winooski River. Her work explores the intersection of fine art and functional design, often through collaborative projects with some of our favorite independent builders like Creston and Iris.

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