Dave Fox Roasted Maple Slope Shoulder Dreadnought

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Comments	Today we’re looking at a Dave Fox Roasted Maple Slope Shoulder Dreadnought. A take on the Gibson SJ, this fine piece comes from Dave Fox’s shop in Peterborough, Ontario. It’s got a bright, solid tone with lots of sustain and overtone; adirondack spruce and maple make for a pretty bright pairing with lots of projection. The ‘baked’ maple is very attractive and the curls really jump out. The sunburst finish is very well executed, and the spalted maple rosette is a thing of beauty. This is a really attractive, good sounding instrument.
Serial Number	024, built during 2012 in Peterborough, Ontario, Canada.

Neck	3-piece big leaf maple neck with flame maple bound rosewood fingerboard. Abalone split-parallelogram position markers.
Frets	Narrow frets.
Body	Slope-shoulder dreadnought type body, adirondack spruce top, roasted maple back and sides, and flame maple binding. Spalted maple rosette.
Finish	Gloss sunburst nitrocellulose lacquer finish.
Hardware/electronics	Kluson-type tuners with creme plastic buttons, bone nut and saddle.
Playability/Action	Plays very nicely.
Case	TKL harshell case included.

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