...to my collection in Sept 2008. She has a spruce top, pearwood back and sides, mahogany neck with ebony fretboard, and rosewood (Brazilian?) bridge.

She needed a little TLC when I got her... a top crack and endblock split were glued and cleated, frets leveled, new bone nut and saddle, and new black horn pins (not shown).

Not the loudest of my Guild dreads, she has a nice "folksy" sound similar to my '72 D-35, but with a bit more complexity and bass.