I can't say enough good things about this guitar. I'm only selling it because I'm getting rid of everything, ahead of a radical change in life path.
The body design is outstanding: light weight, small, ergonomic, incredibly comfortable and I think it looks outstanding, particularly in Mint Green.
The waxed rosewood neck feels sublime and resonates nicely. It is 25.5" scale, with a 10" fretboard radius. The neck contour reminds me of a Fender Modern C. Approximate neck dimensions are: 1.62" wide at the neck, 1.82" thick at the 1st fret, 2.32" x 1.90" at the 12th fret).
The guitar, overall, resonates wonderfully through the African mahogany body, due in part to the string-through design and high-mass, chrome-plated bridge.
The five-way switching (bridge-hum/bridge-split/HH/neck-split/neck-hum) provides a wide array of tonal options and makes the guitar pretty versatile.
I contacted EBMM about the color; they refer to it as "Mint Green" and responded that the color is "pretty rare." For what it's worth, I spent a couple of years looking for Albert Lee guitars, and this was the only one that I saw in this color. So, yeah, pretty rare.
I've listed the guitar as being in very good condition, due to hairlines at the neck pocket and some dings on the headstock. The hairlines developed about five months ago, and I haven't noticed any adverse affects.
The guitar weighs approximately 6.75#. It's being sold with the OHSC.
