Radicic J-45 Brazilian Rosewood dreadnaught

Description

Sasha Radicic version of a J-45. Red spruce top,
Brazilian rosewood back, sides, faceplate, bridge and fretboard, 24.6" scale, mahogany
neck, Tortoise Waverly tuners, ivoroid bound body and fretboard & headstock, countersunk trussrod cover, vintage
scalloped top bracing, white mother of pearl inlay, nitrocellulose
gloss finish. LR Baggs iMIX and Element Pickup. (*the velcro on the iMIX is not a sticky as it should be, might want to put a new piece on it.)
This thing is a dream to play and sounds amazing with gorgeous Brazilian rosewood. I put two clear pickguards on it that can be removed easily. A couple strum scratches and some lacquer checking as pictured. There is a ~ 1.5" surface crack on the back that I had never noticed until I took these photos.
The story goes: This guitar was one of two built for Andy Goessling (Railroad Earth) who gave Sasha the Brazilian rosewood to build two guitars, an OM and this dreadnaught.
Comes with hard shell case.