Washburn Classical Acoustic Guitar
$199.00
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“Nylon stringed classical guitars have an ageless appeal regardless of the genre of music you play. Classical players require a larger string spacing to accommodate their precise finger style playing. Combined with the smooth, full tone of nylon strings, these guitars will meet the needs of demanding classical & flamenco players alike. Coincidently, classical guitars have found a home with beginners due to the easy on the fingers feel of the low tension nylon strings. Regardless of your ability, a Washburn classical guitar will help you reach the loftiest of musical goals. BodyGuitar size: 4/4 Cutaway: Non-cutaway Body type: Concert Body depth: Full Top wood: Spruce Back & sides: Catalpa Bracing pattern: Quarter sawn scalloped Sitka spruce bracing Body finish: Gloss Orientation: Right handed NeckNut width: 2.04″” (52mm) Neck Shape: Neck Wood: Mahogany Joint: Spanish heel Fingerboard: Rosewood Scale length: 25.5″” Number of frets: 19 Truss rod: No Neck finish: Satin ElectronicsPickup/preamp: No OtherHeadstock overlay: Rosewood Tuning machines: Chrome plated Rosette: Mosaic Bridge: Rosewood Saddle & nut: GraphTech NuBone Number of strings: 6-string Special features: Easy to play Case: Sold separately Accessories: None Country of origin: China | Washburn Classical Acoustic Guitar”
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Washburn Classical Acoustic Guitar
$199.00
*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 Washburn Classical Acoustic Guitar.
“Nylon stringed classical guitars have an ageless appeal regardless of the genre of music you play. Classical players require a larger string spacing to accommodate their precise finger style playing. Combined with the smooth, full tone of nylon strings, these guitars will meet the needs of demanding classical & flamenco players alike. Coincidently, classical guitars have found a home with beginners due to the easy on the fingers feel of the low tension nylon strings. Regardless of your ability, a Washburn classical guitar will help you reach the loftiest of musical goals. BodyGuitar size: 4/4 Cutaway: Non-cutaway Body type: Concert Body depth: Full Top wood: Spruce Back & sides: Catalpa Bracing pattern: Quarter sawn scalloped Sitka spruce bracing Body finish: Gloss Orientation: Right handed NeckNut width: 2.04″” (52mm) Neck Shape: Neck Wood: Mahogany Joint: Spanish heel Fingerboard: Rosewood Scale length: 25.5″” Number of frets: 19 Truss rod: No Neck finish: Satin ElectronicsPickup/preamp: No OtherHeadstock overlay: Rosewood Tuning machines: Chrome plated Rosette: Mosaic Bridge: Rosewood Saddle & nut: GraphTech NuBone Number of strings: 6-string Special features: Easy to play Case: Sold separately Accessories: None Country of origin: China | Washburn Classical Acoustic Guitar”
Store: Guitar Center
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