"Hunnert"

This jumbo guitar is owned by three time Winfield winner and internationally known performer, teacher and creator of the Kaufman Acoustic Kamp. This is what Steve has to say about "Hunnert."

"I've owned many guitars in my musical career: Collings, Martins, Taylors, Gallaghers and now I own a cherrished Ken Miller Guitar. It is the most beautiful of all the guitars I have ever owned. Made of a figured Babinga African tonewood for the back and sides and Red Spruce top and braces. But beauty is only skin deep.
Ken's building skills are among the top few in the world. Coupled with Virginia's ability to create imaginative and intricate inlay patterns. They have crafted my guitar for beauty and to have the most even and balanced tone possible. It has the punch and volume of an old herringbone and the warmth and grace of a Ramirez classical. Whatever sound, whatever song, whatever tone I need, I can find it in my Ken Miller Guitar."

A jumbo size guitar created to commemorate Ken Miller's 100th guitar. The back, sides and back of the peghead are of Quilted Bubinga. The binding and arm rest bevel are of Brazilian Rosewood, as is the bridge and front of the peghead. The face and internal bracing is Adirondack (Red) Spruce and the internal lining is unkerfed cypress. The neck is Mahogany with an internal adjustable truss rod. It is fitted to the body with a dovetail joint. The fingerboard is Ebony with a 1 3/4" nut, and a 650 mm (25.6") scale. The nut and saddle are Ivory, as is the back strap and heel cap. The bridge pins and strap buttons are also Ivory, with Green Snail dots and Gold rings. The sound hole rosette is also green snail. The inlays are of Mother of Pearl, Gold Mother of Pearl, Green Snail, Red Abalone and Paua Abalone. The instrument is finished with oil varnish and a clear Acetate pick guard. The tuners are Gold Schallers with Mother of Pearl Buttons.

Check out Steve's website at http://www.flatpik.com/Steve-Kaufman-Acoustic-Kamp