Soloist (Legacy Series)
Soloist (Legacy Series) — European Spruce top, Madagascar Rosewood back/sides, Ziricote binding.
About this guitar
The original cutaway OM design, co-developed by Dana Bourgeois and Eric Schoenberg and later produced by C.F. Martin — credited with relaunching the OM format.
Specs
| Woods | European Spruce top, Madagascar Rosewood back/sides, Ziricote binding |
|---|---|
| Available Body Shapes | Orchestra Model, 14 Fret OO, 12 Fret OO, Jumbo OM, 12 Fret OMS, Grand Auditorium |
| Neck Joint | Bourgeois's proprietary detachable/bolt-on neck joint (not a glued/set neck) with graphite-reinforced double-action truss rod. |
| Voicing | Soundboard hand-voiced via tap-tuning by Dana Bourgeois and team in Lewiston, Maine. |
| Series | Legacy Series |
Quick answers
- How much does the Soloist (Legacy Series) cost?
- Bourgeois Guitars sells through dealers and doesn't publish a price; their dealer locator lists where to buy.
- Is the Soloist (Legacy Series) still available?
- Yes. Bourgeois Guitars lists it as a current model that's available to order.
- Who makes the Soloist (Legacy Series)?
- Bourgeois Guitars. Where it's built: Handcrafted at the Bourgeois workshop in Lewiston, Maine. Dana Bourgeois and master luthier James Witkus oversee the top and back voicing of every guitar and approve all tonewoods. It's listed here as an acoustic guitar.
- What warranty does Bourgeois Guitars offer?
- Limited lifetime warranty against defective materials and workmanship for the original owner. Registration with proof of purchase is required within 60 days of purchase. Normal wear parts (frets, strings, nut, saddle, pins, tuners, pickups, finish), top bellying, finish checking, accidental damage and strings heavier than medium gauge are not covered. Coverage ends on transfer of ownership.