Hahn 228 Model C 2018 white

Selling my Hahn Model C in immaculate condition.

Her are the specs from the website:

Jim Campilongo - Model "C"

Background. After many years of working together and talking about a signature guitar, Jim Campilongo and Hahn Guitars are now releasing the Model "C" - a high-end guitar at an affordable price.  The most important part of the "C" was that it be the absolute highest quality musical instrument we could make - it plays great, and sounds wonderful.  It is not a standard T style, as we have chosen sugar pine as the body wood, but in all respects it is a top flight, professional instrument.  

The Model "C" really started when we built an orange Model 228 for Jim, and then he played it the next day on the David Letterman show.  Jim was playing with Martha Wainwright at the time and, after setting the guitar up for him, he told me it would be on tv the next night.  I laughed and asked him why he would take a chance like that on a new builder and guitar, and he replied "Sometimes it's just nice to do something nice for someone."  Well, we became friends right there, and the Model C is a result of that friendship.  We have gone through 3-4 iterations, and I think we finally got it.

Specs:  lightweight sugar pine body, one piece maple neck with medium depth (approx .85") and c contour, 7 1/4-9 1/2" compound radius, medium jumbo frets, bone nut, Gotoh/Kluson tuners, string retainer set at the G string, Hahn hardware (cold rolled steel bridge milled from a solid billet and finished in lacquer (not plated), brass compensated saddles, stainless steel ferrules and .10" neck plate, stainless control plate), CTS 250 k pots, CRL 3 way switch, Orange Drop capacitor and push back vintage cloth wire.

Finish.  Like all Hahn guitars, the Model "C" is finished in nitrocellulose lacquer.  The body receives only 10 coats, so the finish is slightly sunken and is not polished to glass-like shine.  The neck receives a slight amber tint, and also receives only the necessary amount of finish to protect the wood; it is then taken down to a matte finish.  All in all, the Model "C" has a worn-in feel, but is not reliced.