In this video, Scott Ainslie plays “You Don’t Know What Love Is” on a beautiful custom Froggy Bottom Model C. the projection and tone of the instrument is buttery and crisp. The guitar has a pyramid bridge, sunburst Adirondack spruce top with paua abalone inlay, and Glenn Carson engraved pearl appointments. This is a one of a kind instrument with shaded and beautiful Brazilian Rosewood back and sides.

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