Rainsong Vintage Series OM Acoustic-Electric Guitar Vintage Tint
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The RainSong Orchestra model is the most refined of all RainSong shapes. It’s RainSong’s most comfortable and intimate guitar, with an immediacy of presence that makes it a favorite with the coffeehouse crowd. The treble, already a breathtaking attribute of RainSongs, and the carbon sound are simply sublime in this small-bodied RainSong Vintage Series OM acoustic-electric. A crystal bell clarity, balance, superb separation of individual notes, and an expansive dynamic range make the OM one of RainSong’s most individually expressive guitars. Because of Projection Tuned Layering, the OM is capable of strong projection. It won't rattle windows like the Jumbo or the Dreadnought, but the OM, when driven, packs a lot of power and punch for a small-bodied guitar.The standard NS neck joins the body at the 12th fret rather than the 14th fret. This moves the bridge back on the soundboard toward the center of the lower bout resulting in improved sonic energy from the strings to the soundboard and enhanced bass response. The NS also has a shorter scale length (24.875"), making it a more comfortable neck to hold and play. The RainSong Vintage Series embodies understated elegance. The traditional aesthetics of a spruce top fused with a robust unidirectional carbon soundboard is finished with an amber tint and supplemented with simple appointments.About RainSong’s Soundboard Fusion TechnologyRainSong’s Soundboard Fusion Technology combines the stability and robustness of carbon fiber with the traditional aesthetics of wood. The SFT soundboard is a composite matrix that resonates as a single unit, like a solid-wood soundboard. The physical properties of the carbon fiber far exceed those of the thin wood, so the SFT soundboard maintains the imperviousness to humidity and temperature of carbon fiber. An SFT soundboard delivers rich crystalline carbon sound subtly colored by wood.
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