PJ

By Santa Cruz Guitar Co.

A parlor/jumbo hybrid with more bass response than a typical parlor guitar, built from East Indian rosewood and Sitka spruce.

PJ by Santa Cruz Guitar Co.

About this guitar

The PJ (“parlor jumbo”) bridges traditional parlor guitars and larger-bodied instruments, pairing East Indian rosewood back/sides and a Sitka spruce top with a 12-fret neck join and slightly larger body for more bass response than a standard parlor while keeping intimate, fingerstyle-friendly playability.

Specs

PJ specifications
Body - Wood Type Indian Rosewood
Body - Back Stripe S29
Body - Binding Ivoroid
Top - Wood Type Sitka Spruce
Top - Rosette Ivoroid
Top - Purfling Single Violin Purfling
Top - Bracing/Voicing Scalloped
Neck - Peghead Solid Square
Neck - Peghead Binding Ivoroid
Neck - Overlay Material Ebony
Neck - Headstock Inlay SCGC Mini
Neck - Width at Nut 1-11/16"
Neck - Neck Shape V Neck
Fingerboard - Side Dots Black
Fingerboard - Inlay 2mm dots
Fingerboard - Width at 12th Fret 2-3/16"
Fingerboard - Binding Ivoroid
Fingerboard - Scale Length 24
Finish - Top Clear
Finish - Back & Sides Clear/Buffed
Finish - Neck Clear/Matte
Setup - Pickguard None
Setup - Tuners/gears Nickel Waverly
Setup - Strings SCGC Low Tension
Custom Options Long list of wood/hardware/finish options available at no additional charge via Design Your Own configurator

Quick answers

How much does the PJ cost?
Santa Cruz Guitar Co. sells through dealers and doesn't publish a price; their dealer locator lists where to buy.
Is the PJ still available?
Yes. Santa Cruz Guitar Co. lists it as a current model that's available to order.
Who makes the PJ?
Santa Cruz Guitar Co., building gear since 1976. Where it's built: Handcrafted in Santa Cruz, California, at 400 to 500 guitars a year. It's listed here as an acoustic guitar.
What warranty does Santa Cruz Guitar Co. offer?
Lifetime warranty and customer service for registered guitars. New guitars must be registered within 2 weeks of purchase.