Old growth tonewoods give the 1934 Dreadnought guitars a lived-in, earthy sound, while packing extra power and richness into the already-throaty dreadnought voice.

The 1934 D models from Santa Cruz Guitars harken back to the nascent days of dreadnought production (with a clear nod to the legendary D-28 owned by Clarence White and Tony Rice). Old growth tonewoods give these guitars a lived-in, earthy sound, while packing extra power and richness into the already-throaty dreadnought voice.

This 1934 D Mahogany was the warm, woody crackle you'd expect from a classic pre-war style guitar, with a glassy high end that makes it a lovely fingerpicker as well. This heirloom quality guitar is priced with an Ameritage hard case.