Model
BG-42T-GM
Finish
Natural
Handedness
Right
Made In Year
2025
Top
Torrefied Master Grade Adirondack Red Spruce
Back and Sides
Torrefied Mahogany
Neck/Fingerboard
Mahogany neck w/ Ebony Fretboard
Bridge Material
Ebony
Tuners
Gotoh
Radius
16"
Neck Profile
Modified V
Neck Depth
1st- 0.83" 9th- 0.92"
Scale Length
25.5"
Nut Width
1.76"
String Spacing at Saddle
2.25"
Case
TKL tweed deluxe
Description From Boucher:
Our BG-42 is crafted and engineered to meet the very high requirements of bluegrass guitarists performing live or in the recording studio. Our guitars offer a large presence on stage due to the method of construction and choices of woods. The BG-42 is as “present” as all other bluegrass instruments whether you are strumming or soloing.
Robin Boucher personally selects Adirondack red spruce for the bracing and soundboard in order to give the instrument its special bluegrass sonority. Rich low ends, driving mids and beefy highs describe the sound spectrum of our Bluegrass Goose. This guitar is incredibly easy to play due to the elevated soundboard radius and the unique profile of the neck which will perfectly match the hand of the guitarist.
Demo Video: https://youtu.be/mzGHpp6QoRE?si=OqN33NzTfg0Hsum5
Model
BG-42T-GM
Finish
Natural
Handedness
Right
Made In Year
2025
Top
Torrefied Master Grade Adirondack Red Spruce
Back and Sides
Torrefied Mahogany
Neck/Fingerboard
Mahogany neck w/ Ebony Fretboard
Bridge Material
Ebony
Tuners
Gotoh
Radius
16"
Neck Profile
Modified V
Neck Depth
1st- 0.83" 9th- 0.92"
Scale Length
25.5"
Nut Width
1.76"
String Spacing at Saddle
2.25"
Case
TKL tweed deluxe
Description From Boucher:
Our BG-42 is crafted and engineered to meet the very high requirements of bluegrass guitarists performing live or in the recording studio. Our guitars offer a large presence on stage due to the method of construction and choices of woods. The BG-42 is as “present” as all other bluegrass instruments whether you are strumming or soloing.
Robin Boucher personally selects Adirondack red spruce for the bracing and soundboard in order to give the instrument its special bluegrass sonority. Rich low ends, driving mids and beefy highs describe the sound spectrum of our Bluegrass Goose. This guitar is incredibly easy to play due to the elevated soundboard radius and the unique profile of the neck which will perfectly match the hand of the guitarist.
Demo Video: https://youtu.be/mzGHpp6QoRE?si=OqN33NzTfg0Hsum5
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