MJC
Cutaway version of the MJ, 16" wide but a half-inch shallower for a balanced, wide-ranging sound.
About this guitar
The MJC brings cutaway access to the MJ’s jumbo body with Indian rosewood or mahogany back/sides, Stingray inlays, and half-herringbone rosette and purfling.
Specs
| Build Style | Radius Top |
|---|---|
| Neck Binding | Indian Rosewood |
| Rosette | Half Herringbone |
| Pickguard | Clear |
| Fretboard Inlays | Stingray |
| Body Binding | Indian Rosewood |
| Top Purfling | Half Herringbone |
| Bridge Style | Belly |
| Tuners/Buttons | Gold H&D / Ebony |
| Nut Width | 1 3/4" |
| Body Depth | 4 1/2" |
| Scale Length | 25.4" |
| Soundhole | 4 3/16" |
| Body Width | 16" |
| Body Length | 20" |
| Saddle Spacing | 2 7/32" |
Quick answers
- How much does the MJC cost?
- Huss & Dalton Guitar Co. sells through dealers and doesn't publish a price; their dealer locator lists where to buy.
- Is the MJC still available?
- Yes. Huss & Dalton Guitar Co. lists it as a current model that's available to order.
- Who makes the MJC?
- Huss & Dalton Guitar Co., building gear since 1995. Where it's built: Handcrafted in Staunton, in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley, with sustainably sourced tonewoods. It's listed here as an acoustic guitar.