Fenech Delta Blues D78 Cutaway With Hardcase

Due to the unprecedented success and demand for our Traditional and Vintage Series guitars, we couldn’t wait to release our latest incarnation that focuses on the tone, feel and character of the earliest known styles of Blues, ‘The Delta Blues’.

With our ability to source sustainable plantation grown genuine Mahogany, the time had never been better to design, build and voice a new Fenech series guitar expressing the very best of what an all solid construction Mahogany guitar can produce.

Just like our other models, each Delta Blues series guitar soundboard, back and bracing is individually optimized. By fine tuning the thickness and internally carving the bracing by hand by our expert team of luthiers, this ensures that the very best tone is achieved and gives each and every guitar a true ‘custom shop’ sound and feel. The tone is huge, big, loud, warm and clear with a touch of natural compression and the sustain is something else.

Make no mistake, although we offer the Delta Blues series across most body shapes, its been designed from the ground up and the key to the open and woody sound of the guitar is its ultra-thin nitrocellulose coating comprising of a beautiful dark bourbon stain.

Instead of finishing the instrument in our industry leading ‘super satin’ grained filled finish, we have chosen to highlight the natural Mahogany open grain and by doing so we can achieve the thinnest possible finish. This in turn allows the body of the instrument to vibrate uninhibited which expands the tonal character of the Mahogany.

Just as each piece of Mahogany used to build the Delta Blues is unique, the way its accepts the stain will be unique making each of the Delta Blues models completely original in colour. The dark bourbon stain gives that vintage vibe allowing a foundation for players to add their own years of wear which will only inspire that relic’d vintage look!

Mahogany is a dense and resonant wood that imparts a full, rich, and warm tone to the guitar, with good projection and sustain. It is also known for its clarity and definition, making it a good choice for fingerstyle playing and complex chord progressions.

Mahogany is often compared to rosewood, another popular tonewood for acoustic guitars, as they both have a similar warm and full sound. However, mahogany tends to have a slightly brighter and more defined sound than rosewood, with a more pronounced midrange and a slightly lighter overall tone. Mahogany is also known for its versatility, as it can be used in a variety of musical styles, from blues and folk to rock and jazz.