Santa Cruz boasts a rich collection of handcrafted acoustic guitars, each model representing decades of refinement and pure artistry. One of the most exclusive models is the 1934 D, featuring Old Growth tonewoods. The materials for the 1934 D Mahogany Model are extremely difficult to obtain, and availability of this guitar is therefore extremely limited! 

The dreadnought is currently the world's most popular acoustic guitar model, but it hasn't always been the same shape. In 1934, the powerful 14-fret herringbone dreadnought was launched. It has become one of the most prized and sought-after designs of the steel-string acoustic guitar. No one has yet managed to recreate the essence of the iconic original.

The secret to the often superior tone of vintage instruments lies in aged woods with crystallized resins and the release of tension built into the guitar during production. This is precisely what Santa Cruz takes into account with their 1934 D model with mahogany back and sides. Master Grade mahogany, sawn in the 1930s, and a Master Grade Old Growth Adirondack spruce top and bracing with genuine hot hide glue are among this guitar's secret weapons.

Hot hide glue is a time-tested, natural adhesive that hardens to a glassy, ​​resonant finish for a faster, clearer response. This isn't "just like the old materials," it is the old materials. These refined materials form the foundation for a true and authentic vintage sound from one of the finest dreadnoughts you'll encounter! The guitar comes with a TFOA passport and comes in a Cedar Creek hardshell case.