Guitar Wolf

Up for sale here is my Santa Cruz OM/PW Guitar.   I only used this guitar a few times and have to sell it because of needed finance.  It was introduced to me by a good friend and long time professional Guitarist.  After I heard it play the rest was history!!  This is truly a great sounding guitar!!  Even my friend breath taken by its depth and sweetness.  Guitars like these are hard to come by and I'm very attached to it, but, I have to sell it and thats that!!  I hope who every gets the guitar truly appreciates it.  
The guitar has two varnish chips on the side of the head.  It came this way at the store I bought it at, it was a brand new guitar and the owner of the shope said the chips happened from hitting against the wall from hanging it up.  I still bought it because of the awesome sound it has(and I didn't even get a discount on it)  It does add some character, but in all honesty, you can hardly tell its even there.

Here are some specs on it:
 Solid Sitka spruce top, solid Indian rosewood back and sides, ebony fingerboard and bridge, scalloped braces, dovetail neck joint, nitrocellulose finish. Proprietary open-back Grover tuners. 25.375-inch scale. Nut width: 1 3/4 inches. String spacing at the bridge: 2 3/16 inches.

The OM/PW is in the Santa Cruz Guitar Co.'s  prewar series. Both offer vintage specs (including forward-shifted X-bracing), austere appointments, and the lowest prices of any of the company's instruments. The OM/ PW benefited from Santa Cruz' meticulous fretwork, and the company's typical attention to detail showed in such finishing touches as counter-sunk bridge pins.

Santa Cruz found an excellent compromise between vintage and modern profiles when it settled on the shape of the OM/ PW's neck, and our reviewers found the guitar comfortable to play. We were taken by the instrument's fat trebles, which were complemented by a nice breathy bass and a wide dynamic range. Heavy flat picking generated a somewhat piercing tone, but generally, the OM/PW handled strumming and fingerpicking remarkably well, and fingerstyle technique revealed great note separation and clarity. The OM/PW ranked as one of the favorites in this roundup.

The OM Pre-War Model is designed with many of the features in bracing and tone that the emerging singer-songwriter, the working musician, or a serious amateur will find desirable at a price before unheard of in guitars of this caliber.

The advanced X braces, which is the bracing pattern “Pre-War” refers to, is a good tonal option for those using the guitar for smaller accompaniment or rhythm. This style bracing gives the smaller bodied OM an incredible presence and bass response, yet retains a good balance with strong midrange and bright powerful response.