The Rodeo features a Honduran mahagony body capped, with a AAA flamed maple top.
The quatersawn mahogany neck is set into the body with a ovesize dovetail joint and features an ivoroid bound ebony fingerboard with inlaid fret markers.
The position markers are pearl dots.
The scale length is 25 inches.
The strings pass through the body, anchored by ferrules in the back.
The bridge features individual string saddles for better note separation and a removable palm rest for players who are more comfortable with a dobro style of playing.
The nut is Corian.
The pick up is a Seymour Duncan "Phat Cat" which are basically a single coil P-90 in a humbucker housing.
The tuning machines are nickel plated Grover "rotomatics"
The volume and tone pots are housed in a fully sheilded control cavity.
The high gloss finish is nitrocellulose laquer available in Vintage burst standard. Custom finishes are available please inquire.
A padded gig bag is included.
$1,200 plus shipping
Hear Steinar Gregertsen demo the Rodeo in these two clips:
ZZ Rodeo
Blue Rodeo
The 8 string version of the Rodeo is crafted of the same fine materials as the 6 string model.
The scale length is 23 inches
The bridge is milled from aluminum.
String spacing at the bridge is 2 5/8th inches
The high gloss finish is nitrocellulose laquer available in Vintage burst standard.
Custom finishes are available please inquire
A padded gig bag is included
$1,400 plus shipping
The same materials and specs as the 8 String Rodeo however the body has two large tone cavities milled adorned with a "F" hole on the bass side.
This gives this model a very airy, warm tone that emulates the hollow console models so popular in Western Swing.
The high gloss finish is nitrocellulose laquer available in Vintage burst standard.
Custom finishes are available please inquire
Padded gig bag is included
$1,600 plus shipping
Hear Mark White demo the Grand Rodeo in this clip:
Hey Good Lookin'
