Recording King Dirty 30s 7 Single 0 RPS-7 Acoustic Guitar Gray Satin
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Adding a must-have guitar to the Dirty 30s line, the Series 7 RPS-7 is an acoustic Single 0 with a sound that can’t be believed for the cost. The Series 7 RPS-7 packs a punch thanks to Recording King’s super-clean Cross Lap bracing and top-quality materials. The spruce top is striking beneath the Tobacco Sunburst finish, framed by vintage-style checkerboard binding. The bound soundhole and Harmonella stencil fretboard markers are both functional and stylistic. it also includes bone nut and saddle, and ivory button tuning machines. Whether headed out on the road or matching the vibe of an intimate session, the Dirty 30s 7 RPS-7 is sure to be a go-to-guitar. Case sold separately. BodyBody type: Single OCutaway:NoTop wood:SpruceBack & sides:WhitewoodBracing pattern: Cross LapBody finish:SatinOrientation:Right handedNeckNeck shape: Contemporary CNut width:1.69 in. (43 mm)Fingerboard:RosewoodNeck wood:NatoScale length:25.4 in. Number of frets:20Neck finish:SatinElectronicsPickup/preamp:NoOtherHeadstock overlay:Black Tuning machines:Vintage-Style with ivory buttonsBridge:RosewoodSaddle & nut: Compensated Bone/Bone Number of strings:6-stringSpecial features:NoneCase:Sold separatelyAccessories:NoneCountry of origin:China | Recording King Dirty 30s 7 Single 0 RPS-7 Acoustic Guitar Gray Satin
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Recording King Dirty 30s 7 Single 0 RPS-7 Acoustic Guitar Gray Satin
Original price was: $249.99.$212.49Current price is: $212.49.
15% Off
*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 Recording King Dirty 30s 7 Single 0 RPS-7 Acoustic Guitar Gray Satin.
Adding a must-have guitar to the Dirty 30s line, the Series 7 RPS-7 is an acoustic Single 0 with a sound that can’t be believed for the cost. The Series 7 RPS-7 packs a punch thanks to Recording King’s super-clean Cross Lap bracing and top-quality materials. The spruce top is striking beneath the Tobacco Sunburst finish, framed by vintage-style checkerboard binding. The bound soundhole and Harmonella stencil fretboard markers are both functional and stylistic. it also includes bone nut and saddle, and ivory button tuning machines. Whether headed out on the road or matching the vibe of an intimate session, the Dirty 30s 7 RPS-7 is sure to be a go-to-guitar. Case sold separately. BodyBody type: Single OCutaway:NoTop wood:SpruceBack & sides:WhitewoodBracing pattern: Cross LapBody finish:SatinOrientation:Right handedNeckNeck shape: Contemporary CNut width:1.69 in. (43 mm)Fingerboard:RosewoodNeck wood:NatoScale length:25.4 in. Number of frets:20Neck finish:SatinElectronicsPickup/preamp:NoOtherHeadstock overlay:Black Tuning machines:Vintage-Style with ivory buttonsBridge:RosewoodSaddle & nut: Compensated Bone/Bone Number of strings:6-stringSpecial features:NoneCase:Sold separatelyAccessories:NoneCountry of origin:China | Recording King Dirty 30s 7 Single 0 RPS-7 Acoustic Guitar Gray Satin
Store: Guitar Center
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