OM DB Signature 10167

This OM DB Signature 10167 shipped to Session Music on September 7th, 2023.

As the name suggests, Dana Bourgeois’ Signature model reflects the essence of the master luthiers’ most iconic design traits. Built around it’s highly flamed Koa binding and signature multi-color herringbone, the OM DB Signature 10051 accents Adirondack Spruce and Madagascar Rosewood with the beauty of natural materials.

Learn more about the DB Signature here.

The OM guitar is the third largest 14 fret body size and differentiates from the 000 by its 25.5” long scale neck.

Along with the Dreadnought, our OM is our most popular body size and probably the second-most popular acoustic guitar worldwide. It’s no coincidence that the “Orchestra Model” appeals equally to fingerstyle players and flatpickers, thanks to its unparalleled combination of balance, presence, power and comfortable playability. It wasn’t always that way. Once relegated to the history books, the OM began a slow resurgence in the mid 1980’s. Schoenberg Guitars, co-founded by Dana Bourgeois, teamed up with C.F. Martin to introduce the first production-made OM since the 1930s.

To learn more about the OM, click here.

Dealer's Information
Session Music
2-6 Wiesenstraße
Walldorf BW, 69190
tel:+4962276030
Instrument Details
Top Wood: Aged Tone Adirondack Spruce
Back Sides: Madagascar Rosewood
Rosette: Signature Wood
Backstrip: Dana Bourgeois Signature
Purfling: Dana Bourgeois Signature Herringbone
Head Veneer: Ziricote - Mother of Pearl Logo
Fretboard: Ebony
Bridge: Ebony Belly - 2 5/16"
Neck: 14 Fret Square - Honduran Mahogany
Tuners: Waverly Gold with Snakewood Buttons
Pins: Bone - Black Dots
Pickguard: Celluloid Tortoise
Top Color: Natural
Aged Tone Options: Aged Tone Finish, Aged Tone Torrefied Adirondack Spruce Bracing, Animal Protein Glue
Nut Width: 1 3/4”
Scale Length: 25 1/2”
Body Binding: Koa
Fretboard Inlay: Bone Slotted Squares & Diamonds
Fretboard Binding: Matched with binding, Black/Cream Purflings
Heelcap: Koa
Additional: Double X Braced Back