Description
This Ozark “Grande Bouche” is a traditional Selmer-Maccaferri style D-hole gypsy jazz guitar designed for powerful midrange projection and comfortable rhythm playing.
Pioneered in 1930s Paris by the legendary Sinti guitarist Jean “Django” Reinhardt, this style of guitar playing combines traditional Romani music with 1930s American swing.
The sound hole delivers this signature sound with a deep, woody, and percussive response, also known as “La Pompe”.
This guitar is pre-loved and previously played/owned by David and the Devil – internet Blues sensation.
The guitar has some slight signs of wear, as shown in pictures but overall is an absolute beauty, sounding fabulous, looking fabulous and is a great addition to anyone’s collection.
Specifications:
- Soundhole Style: Grande Bouche (large D-shaped soundhole).
- Top: Thin, gently arched solid spruce top with ladder bracing for maximum responsiveness and volume.
- Back & Sides: Laminated maple.
- Neck: Mahogany neck.
- Hardware: Floating mustache bridge (stained rosewood), a gold-plated Manouche-style trapeze tailpiece and gold-plated tuners.








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