Body Sizes

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	C	P	L
body length	19"	20 1/8"	19 3/8"
upper bout	11"	11 3/4"	11 5/8"
lower bout	14 3/4"	16"	15 5/8"

"There are five distinct steps that I take during the building process
to bring out the voice of the particualr instrument.
Every Everett has my unique construction design that utilizes the
Everett 'preloaded bracing' (1994 EGC inc.).
This gives the guitar a full, balanced, powerful voice.

What this means is there is a certain tonal standard that all Everetts have.
Below is simply a description of the three body sizes and their inherent tonal differences."

C
(classical body shape)
This is the Everett Parlor guitar. A body shpae taken from the Everett Concert Calsscial guitar.
With an even thin guitar side depth making it a very comfortable sitting on the couch guitar.
(The body depths at the end pin and neck are 3.75".)

L
(small body)
I'm always surprised when I first play a new L-model.
They are almost as even and punchy as a P-model but in a grand concert shape.
Offered with 2 scale length fingerboards: 24.75" for a shorter faster neck, and
25.5" for a louder OM sound and feel.
(The body depth at the end pin is 4.5" and at the neck is 3.5".)

P
(medium body)
This is a very even sounding guitar. It has a rich bass, midrange, and treble.
The guitarist is not limited by the instrument's tonal range.
It is a bit smaller than a dreadnaught and more comfortable to play both sitting and standing.
This is my most popular guitar.
(The body depth at the end pin is 4.75" and at the neck is 3.75".)