Breedlove Guitars Ed Gerhard Signature

perfect craftsmanship, sitka with lots of silking ,gorgeous indian rosewood, ebony fetboard, ebony bridge, JDL bridge system.

my style is fingerstyle and the guitar is perfect for that style, well balanced, very dynamic and expressive, overtones galore, responds well to light touch but you can really dig in, tons of headroom. Beautiful for cascading harmonic arpeggios. This guitar stands in a league of its own. Great for recording. I have had the guitar for 1 1/2 years now and the sound keeps getting better.

Needed a slight intonation adjustment which surprised me. Set up was too stiff as well so had the saddle lowered. Action comparable to a Taylor. Perfect now.

very solid, the JDL bridge system means you don't have to worry about the aging process as much, will never need a neck set, finish is excellent.

lifetime warranty , I have heard that Breedlove is good to deal with if you have issues

playing for 36 years, I have owned and played lots of great guitars but this is the best. Thats why I bought it.

This is a 2003 model made in Oregon in the USA. It's a shallow bodied jumbo, with a soft cutaway. It has a sitka spruce top and indian rosewood back and sides. The binding is koa the tuners are gold. There are 20 frets on an ebony fingerboard. The nut and saddle are bone. This one comes with a B R Baggs under saddle iBeam pickup. Comes with a Geib style deluxe hard shell case.

Sounds like angels singing. Well balanced not to bassy. These guitars are strung with a combo of medium and light guage strings. Very bright rich sound. I have a number of high end guitars, this is the best sounding of the 5. This guitar is to good for a hacker like me, it should be in the hands of someone who can really play.

Perfect! I got the guitar used its set up was great, the action was low enough for quick finger style of play but high enough to play with a pick. The fit and finish is beautiful, these guitars are built by craftsman.

The guitar is very well built, but because of its style and size I would handle it carefully. Not the sort of guitar I would drag around and gig.

Called a number of times for info. Very helpful.

I have been trying to play for about 2 years. This guitar is way above my level. In the hands of some one who can play, this guitar would sing like choir of angels. If I could give this 11 I would.

Made 2004. Sitka Spruce top, Indian Rosewood Back and Sides. Nut 1 3/4 " Wide. Koa Bindings. 20 Frets, Soft Cutaway. Gold Tuners. No Electronics. Bone Saddle and Nut.

Finger picking and soft strumming. Balance Sound. A cut above the mass produced guitars made by Taylor and Martin. Possibly the best sounding guitar I have heard.

Immaculate. A cut above the rest except possibly for Lakewoods.

I wouldn't knock this guitar around. Seems a little on the fragile side.

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