This folk/OM electro-acoustic guitar combines rich sound and great versatility thanks to its AAA solid Sitka spruce top and solid black walnut body. Its mahogany neck ensures comfortable playability, ideal for musicians seeking expression both in the studio and on stage. The integrated LR Baggs VTC Element amplification system with volume and tone control provides a clear and natural sound, suitable for rehearsals and amplified acoustic performances.
| Type | Electro-acoustic guitar |
|---|---|
| Body | Folk/OM |
| Top | AAA solid Sitka spruce |
| Neck | Mahogany |
| Sides and back | Solid black walnut |
| Construction | FS6 |
| Bridge | Indian laurel and rosewood, two levels |
| Fingerboard | Indian laurel and rosewood |
| Nut and saddle | Genuine bone |
| Tuners | Gold-plated with ebony pins |
| Number of frets | 21 |
| Scale length | 24.8 inches |
| Amplification system | LR Baggs VTC Element |
| Controls | Volume and Tone on the soundboard |
| Strings | D'Addario EXP16 |
| Finish | Shadowburst |
| Included accessory | AF30 FlexiCase |
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