Exceptional 2009 Cole Clark Angel AN2ACHFBUN Deluxe Grand Auditorium Cutaway Acoustic-Electric guitar. Australian-made with solid Huon Pine top, rare solid rosewood back and sides, Queensland Maple neck, and original Cole Clark active electronics. Built November 13, 2009 (Serial #909708). Features the comfortable Angel Grand Auditorium body, pinless bridge, satin finish, and renowned Cole Clark amplified tone. Produces a rich, balanced voice with strong projection, excellent sustain, and remarkable note clarity. A wonderful player's guitar and a sought-after example from Cole Clark's early Australian production period. Includes original model and serial tags.

This guitar produces the rich, balanced sound that made Cole Clark famous. The Huon Pine top provides a fast, responsive attack with warmth and sensitivity, while the rosewood back and sides add depth, sustain, and harmonic complexity. After more than 16 years of aging, the top has opened up beautifully, delivering a mature and resonant voice that newer instruments often require years to develop.

The guitar features its original factory-installed Cole Clark active pickup system with onboard controls for: Volume, Treble, Midrange, and Bass. Known for their natural plugged-in sound, early Cole Clark systems were designed to minimize the harsh "piezo quack" commonly found in many acoustic-electric guitars of the era, making this an excellent guitar for live performance, worship settings, and singer-songwriter applications.

Included is the original Cole Clark hard-shell case, designed specifically for the Angel Grand Auditorium body shape. The case features a durable wood-core construction with protective exterior covering, plush-lined interior, and a molded fit that securely supports the guitar during transport and storage. The original case is an increasingly desirable addition for collectors and buyers seeking a complete early Australian-made Cole Clark package.

The all-solid timber construction, Australian craftsmanship, and increasingly scarce native tonewoods make this a standout example from Cole Clark's early production years.