OM1 T

By Collings Guitars

Collings' OM1 T is Collings' Orchestra Model, the most popular 14-fret body shape among fingerstyle steel-string players, compact and shallow-bodied for a balanced, immediate response.

OM1 T by Collings Guitars

About this guitar

Collings’ OM1 T is Collings’ Orchestra Model, the most popular 14-fret body shape among fingerstyle steel-string players, compact and shallow-bodied for a balanced, immediate response. This model pairs a Sitka spruce top with Honduran mahogany back and sides. Built in Collings’ Traditional (T) voicing, offering a looser, more broken-in feel and tone with vintage-style appointments.

Specs

OM1 T specifications
Top Sitka spruce
Back & Sides Honduran mahogany
Construction Traditional Series Build and Voicing
Neck Honduran mahogany
Body Binding Tortoise with custom wood purflings
Fingerboard Binding None
Peghead Binding None
Bridge Ebony belly-style with 2 5/16" spacing
Fingerboard Ebony with gold MOP short dots
Fingerboard Radius 14" - 26" compound
Bridge Pins/End Pin Tortoise-style
Nut Bone, 1 3/4"
Saddle Bone, cutthrough
Neck Profile Traditional
Peghead Profile Square
Neck Joint Mortise & tenon hybrid
Truss Rod Fully adjustable
Frets Medium 18% nickel-silver
Peghead Veneer Ebony with gold MOP Collings Logo
Tuners Nickel Waverly, Relic Nickel Waverly for Vintage Satin models
Backstrip 1-style (Walnut)
Rosette Custom wood rosette
Scale Length 25 1/2"
Brace Material Sitka spruce
Brace Pattern Custom Traditional Series pre-war scalloped X-brace (abbreviated soundboard graft (tongue brace))
Body Finish High gloss ultra-thin nitrocellulose lacquer
Neck Finish High gloss polyester resin
Pickguard Tortoise
Strings D'Addario EJ-16 (.012"- .053")
Case Deluxe hardshell case

Quick answers

How much does the OM1 T cost?
Collings Guitars sells through dealers and doesn't publish a price; their dealer locator lists where to buy.
Is the OM1 T still available?
Yes. Collings Guitars lists it as a current model that's available to order.
Who makes the OM1 T?
Collings Guitars. Where it's built: Handmade by a team of luthiers in Austin, Texas, in a 27,000-square-foot shop. It's listed here as an acoustic guitar.