The Ditson DC-10E electro-acoustic guitar combines the rich sound of a Sitka spruce top with the warmth of mahogany back and sides. Its dreadnought cutaway provides easy access to the upper frets, ideal for musicians playing on stage or in the studio. Equipped with a Sigma SE-PT amplification system, it offers a clear and balanced sound, perfect for rehearsals, lessons, or home studio use. Its laurel fingerboard and bone saddle guarantee excellent playability and good D'Addario EXP string stability. The chrome die-cast tuning machines ensure optimal tuning stability for both experienced and beginner guitarists.
| Model | DC-10E |
|---|---|
| Body type | Dreadnought cutaway |
| Top | Sitka spruce |
| Back & sides | Mahogany |
| Nut & saddle | Bone |
| Fingerboard | Laurel |
| Tuners | Chrome die-cast |
| Strings | D'Addario EXP |
| Electronics | Sigma SE-PT EQ |
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