Please message me if interested, prior to purchasing

Up for sale is my beautiful Goodall Jumbo model with a redwood top and Indian rosewood back and sides. I recently acquired this guitar in a trade and it has never left my climate controlled home studio. Based on the serial number, this guitar was completed sometime around 2002. Overall the guitar is in very good condition, with a few minor dings and dents from normal use (see photos). The frets have a bit of wear but still have plenty of life left in them. It just received a fresh setup with medium low action (0.09" Low E, 0.07" high E 12th fret), moderate neck relief and a brand new compensated saddle (original included). The guitar does not have a pickup installed, but does have the endpin reamed for a typical endpin jack. No cracks, repairs or structural damage to report.

Despite its formidable size, this guitar has a beautifully balanced voice that has equal parts deep thunderous bass and crystal clear trebles. You can really feel the power of this guitar's voice hit your chest when you play it. Tons of volume, responsive everywhere up and down the neck with a warm musical tone that will impress even the most discerning guitarist. I have played this Goodall side-by-side with my $15k Lowden Brazilian O model and they are honestly quite comparable guitars. Please see included demo video of the Goodall I recorded with stereo Schoeps omni microphones with no added processing. This jumbo would make an excellent solo fingerstyle instrument or a bold strummer that'll be even louder than the banjo player.

Specs:

• Nut Width: 1-3/4"
• Scale Length: 25-1/2"
• Saddle String Spacing: 2-1/4"
• Redwood top/Indian Rosewood back & sides
• Mahogany neck
• Figured Koa binding
• Schaller M6 tuners
• Mother of Pearl dove inlays at the 5th, 9th and 14th frets
• Green abalone rosette
• Faux alligator Cedar Creek hardshell case in excellent condition