2003 Linda Manzer Indian Rosewood/German Spruce Canadian Animal Inlays

  Here is a superb sounding and versatile guitar hand built by Linda Manzer in 2003. It's one of those rare guitars which looks as good as it sounds. After hearing the incredible volume and definition of this instrument you'll understand why Manzer guitars are preferred by studio musicians and touring musicians alike. Its voice is well balanced with a full, pure, and rich tone. Like all Manzer instruments, this model is precisely adjusted for even playability all the way up the neck.
  As pleasing as this guitar is to the ear it's just as pleasing to the eye. With Canadian animals inlaid across the fretboard and Manzer's trademark wood-and-Abalone rosette, it makes the business of making music even more enjoyable. For the back and sides, Linda used some of the finest Indian Rosewood we've ever seen, bent into her tradmarked Manzer Wedge shape for playing comfort, and paired it with a German Spruce top that has striking contrasts of color across its medullary rays. As you'd expect, the resulting voice is equally at home with a delicate attack or played with gusto, offering a well-balanced tone in all applications that is chock full of delightful overtones and articulate warmth.