Morgan Guitars acoustic guitar OM

Morgan Guitars OM Acoustic — Handcrafted in Canada (2008, Serial #1923)

No need to search the world for balance and resonance — this guitar already found it. Built by David Iannone in his North Vancouver workshop, this Morgan OM is one of fewer than 50 instruments the master luthier completes each year. Every one hand-signed. Every one unrepeatable.
Since 1985, Iannone has upheld the traditions of expert craftsmanship through a tireless search for the finest materials and an endless pursuit of peerless attention to detail. Morgan Guitars Serial #1923 is proof of that devotion.
The OM concert body offers what players have prized for generations: exceptional tonal balance across the full range, effortless playability, and a voice that moves fluidly between fingerpicking and flatpicking. The Morgan OM’s clean, proud midrange is propped up by a sweet bass

Morgan Guitars — refined, expressive, and ready for any room from an intimate café to a concert hall.
The aged AAAA Indian rosewood back and sides deliver deep, complex resonance with overtone-rich sustain that rewards serious players and rewards them again the longer they listen. Paired with a AAAA Sitka spruce top — one of the most responsive tonewoods on earth — this guitar opens up with every passing year. The one-piece South American mahogany neck offers stability and warmth, feeding every note with focus and intent.

Details speak of a builder who spares nothing: an abalone rosette, mother of pearl and abalone Morgan headstock logo, ebony bridge and fingerboard, and those distinctive Morgan-engraved tuners — all finished in a flawless, deep gloss. The 44.5mm nut width (1¾ inch) provides generous string spacing, ideal for fingerstyle technique.
Players who’ve compared Morgan guitars side by side with Martin, Gibson, and Larrivée consistently place them at the same level — or above. The Canadian Guitar Forum This is not a factory guitar dressed up in premium wood. It is a hand-built instrument from a workshop where compromise is simply not in the vocabulary.
One guitar. One maker. One chance.