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It didn’t take long for guitarists around the world to realise, that the Vintage V300 Acoustic Folk Guitar is far from an affordable, start-up, beginner guitar.
Players love the great looks of the Eastern mahogany body, the warm, mid-range focused output and dynamic delivery of this superb tone-wood. Solid spruce is the choice for the soundboard, perfect for its light sonic characteristics, delivering a bright clear tone, ideal for big chord projection, solo note runs and intricate fingerpicking.
The aesthetics and features of the Vintage V300 Acoustic Folk Guitar, immediately conjure up an image of models costing three times as much, with a palm-friendly Eastern mahogany neck, super smooth, bound fingerboard with dot inlays, multi-ply body bindings, Eastern mahogany bridge, decorative sound-hole rosette and smooth-geared machine heads.
V300 Features
Top:
Solid spruce.
Back & Sides:
Eastern mahogany.
Binding:
Multi white/black.
Neck:
Eastern mahogany.
Scale length:
642mm/25.3".
Machine heads:
Chrome.
Strings:
High quality USA made.
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