By 1941, the D-28 had evolved considerably from its 1937 form. The X-brace had moved rearward, while the neck and string spacing had narrowed to a 1 11/16-inch nut and approximately 2 1/8-inch bridge spacing. The guitar retained scalloped bracing, an Adirondack spruce top, Brazilian rosewood body and the traditional herringbone Style 28 appointments. This B&C recreation focuses on that later pre-war configuration: a more compact structural geometry than the forward-braced 1937 model, while retaining the lightweight construction of the period. It offers a distinctly different interpretation of the pre-war D-28—focused, articulate and powerful, with the strong fundamental and defined register separation often associated with the great rear-shifted Dreadnoughts. You can secure the slot today with a non-refundable deposit $4,500 for this special B&C Guitar.
