The Sedgwick 'One Arm' Harp Guitar

The Sedgwick 'One Arm' harp guitar follows the style of Knutsen and the famous Dyer harp guitars made by the Larson brothers. The upper portion of the sound box is extended on the bass side, similar to a piano's soundboard. These instruments are truely custom made since no two are identical. The standard features are...

• Soundboard: Sitka Spruce
• Back and Sides: Mahogany
• Neck: Mahogany
• Rosette: Mother of Pearl
• Bindings: Choice of woods
• Fingerboard: Ebony 18 fret
• Nut and Saddles: Bone
• Tuners: Chrome Gotoh minis
• Shellac finish
• Custom Padded Cover
• Nut Width: 46mm / 1.81"
• Scale Length: 648mm / 25.5”
• Lower Bout Width: 381mm / 15”

This instrument pictured... Madagascar Rosewood trim. Wooden Rosette. Slotted head stock. Banjo tuners for the bass. Gold tuners and bracket. 19th fret on the treble side. Stained wood.	The custom padded cover was made by They are the best instrument covers I have come across

This harp guitar has figured Imbuya (Brazilian Walnut) back and sides. The Brazilian mahogany neck is also figured. There is a center strip on the back as well as purfling on the back and sides. The case was custom made by Calton Cases.

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