Kremona R65CWC Nylon-String Acoustic-Electric Guitar Natural
$899.00
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“Layered Bulgarian walnut delivers zesty, woody projection while solid red cedar offers warmth and sensitivity. Rondo R65CWC brings both varieties together in European handcrafted style. Complete with a Fishman Presys Blend system, the R65CWC brings your nylon-string craft to the stage. A stylish Venetian cutaway allows access to upper registers. Includes gig bag. BodyGuitar size: 4/4 Cutaway: Single cutaway Body type: Concert Body depth: Full Top wood: Solid Cedar Back & sides: Bulgarian Walnut Bracing pattern: Fan Body finish: Gloss Orientation: Right handed NeckNut width: 2.04″” (52 mm) Neck Shape: Not specified Neck Wood: Mahogany Joint: Dovetail neckjoint Fingerboard: Rosewood Scale length: 25.6″” Number of frets: 19 Truss rod: Yes Neck finish: Gloss ElectronicsPickup/preamp: Yes Brand: Fishman Configuration: Piezo and mic Preamp EQ: 3-band Notch filter: Yes Tuner: Yes OtherHeadstock overlay: Rosewood Tuning machines: Premium die-cast gold with amber buttons Rosette: Multi-colored wood Bridge: Rosewood Saddle & nut: Bone Number of strings: 6-string Special features: Tonewoods Case: Gig bag Accessories: Royal Classics strings Country of origin: Bulgaria | Kremona R65CWC Nylon-String Acoustic-Electric Guitar Natural”
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Kremona R65CWC Nylon-String Acoustic-Electric Guitar Natural
$899.00
*PRICES MAY DIFFER AT SOURCE WEBSITE*
*MOST STORES OFFER KLARNA – BUY NOW PAY LATER OPTIONS*
Product Description
Deal found on the: website.
Get my Guitar found the latest prices on the Kremona R65CWC Nylon-String Acoustic-Electric Guitar Natural.
“Layered Bulgarian walnut delivers zesty, woody projection while solid red cedar offers warmth and sensitivity. Rondo R65CWC brings both varieties together in European handcrafted style. Complete with a Fishman Presys Blend system, the R65CWC brings your nylon-string craft to the stage. A stylish Venetian cutaway allows access to upper registers. Includes gig bag. BodyGuitar size: 4/4 Cutaway: Single cutaway Body type: Concert Body depth: Full Top wood: Solid Cedar Back & sides: Bulgarian Walnut Bracing pattern: Fan Body finish: Gloss Orientation: Right handed NeckNut width: 2.04″” (52 mm) Neck Shape: Not specified Neck Wood: Mahogany Joint: Dovetail neckjoint Fingerboard: Rosewood Scale length: 25.6″” Number of frets: 19 Truss rod: Yes Neck finish: Gloss ElectronicsPickup/preamp: Yes Brand: Fishman Configuration: Piezo and mic Preamp EQ: 3-band Notch filter: Yes Tuner: Yes OtherHeadstock overlay: Rosewood Tuning machines: Premium die-cast gold with amber buttons Rosette: Multi-colored wood Bridge: Rosewood Saddle & nut: Bone Number of strings: 6-string Special features: Tonewoods Case: Gig bag Accessories: Royal Classics strings Country of origin: Bulgaria | Kremona R65CWC Nylon-String Acoustic-Electric Guitar Natural”
Store: Guitar Center
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