Hackness
1930s style compact guitar
The traditional 1930s style narrow-bodied parlour is enjoying a revival. Featuring a slot-style peghead and slightly deeper body than the Silpho, the Hackness produces a surprisingly loud and well behaved sound for such a small bodied guitar.
Specification
- Model
- Hackness
- Construction
- Bolt on Neck
- Body Size
- OO
- Top material
- Blonde Western Red Cedar
- Rosette
- Mother of Pearl and Ebony
- Top Bracing Pattern
- Scalloped Cross Bracing
- Top Braces
- Engelmann Spruce
- Back Material
- Goncalo Alves
- Back Purfling
- Ebony line
- Side Material
- Goncalo Alves
- Endpiece
- Tiger Maple
- Endpiece Inlay
- Ebony
- Binding
- Tiger Maple
- Top Purfling
- Brown/Cream Diagonal Slant
- Side Inlay
- Ebony
- Neck Material
- Brazilian Mahogany
- Neck Profile
- C Profile
- Fingerboard
- Rosewood with 12 frets to the body
- Headplate
- Rosewood
- Bridge
- Rosewood
- Saddle Material
- Bone
- Nut Material
- Bone
- Pickup
- None