Body Styles

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  Parlor

  Easy to embrace, the Parlor is a treat in comfort and expression. Displaying punctual notes, woody tones and quick decay with few overtones, the Parlor is often preferred by finger-style players. The percussive qualities are also great for some flat-picking applications. Always handy, and ready to play, the Parlor is a great instrument.

  
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  Orchestra

  Lively, even-toned and punchy, Orchestras are known as all around performers, used in all styles of music. Having fewer overtones than the Dreadnought, Orchestras lend themselves more readily to microphones and reinforcement, making them an excellent choice for stage use while still retaining the beauty of acoustic tone. Very satisfying in finger-picking styles.
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  Dreadnought

  The most popular and possiby the most versatile of all body sizes, the Dreadnought provides booming power with pleasing overtones and wash. Broad tone dynamics from low bass to higher fingerboard position trebles with round, full note shape. Bluegrass, pop, rock rhythms and acoustic fills are all in the Dreadnought's arsenal. Great for players looking for volume and clarity.
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  Jumbo

  Great for rhythm and vocal backup, the Jumbo body style guitars of the 50's and 60's flavored countless country and western songs and pop anthems. Sharply shaped notes with bright overtones, Jumbos provide luxuriant texture to sing with. Accompanied by other instruments, Jumbos fill the middle of the band with ease. Especially useful for singer-songwriter performers and duos.

Move on to Woods

TOP WOODS

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  Adirondack Spruce

  For a bright, cutting tone, top your guitar with solid Adirondack spruce. This is a stiff, light, broad-grained wood.

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  Canadian Red Cedar

  When you're looking for strong volume and definition in the low, mid, and high tones, look to Canadian cedar for your guitar top. Visually, the warm amber-brown color of this wood creates a pleasing, mellow look.

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  Engelmann Spruce

  Produce clear, open tones with solid Engelmann spruce for the top of your guitar. This broad, straight grain treats your guitar to a handsome look.

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BACK AND SIDE WOODS

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  Honduras Rosewood

  Another excellent solid wood choice for strong bass music with thick mid and treble tones. The Honduras rosewood displays wonderful brown grain patterns.

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  Indian Rosewood

  Outfit your guitar with Indian rosewood back and sides when you want to generate a strong bass with thick mid and treble tones. And from a purely visual standpoint, the deep burgundy glow of rosewood gives your instrument a rich, mellow look.

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  African Rosewood

  Experience strong bass with thick mid and treble tones when you choose African rosewood back and sides for your guitar. This wood has beautiful brown grain patterns.

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  Amazon Rosewood

  Enjoy a strong bass with thick mid and treble tones when you play your guitar crafted of solid Amazon rosewood back and sides. And from a purely visual standpoint, you'll delight in the dramatic reddish brown grain swirls of this unique wood.

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  Flame Koa

  When your playing requires strong and even low, mid and high tones, look to solid flame koa wood back and sides for your instrument. Visually, flame koa is noted for its honey color with short strong curl.

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  Santos Rosewood

  Produce a strong bass sound with thick mid and treble tones when you choose Santos rosewood for your guitar's back and sides. This species has a dramatic grain in a brownish-red color.

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  Padauk

  Generate a strong bass with thick mid and treble tones when you play your custom guitar outfitted with solid padauk wood back and sides. This brilliant red-color wood has a regular grain.

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  African Sapele

  The distinct grain of African sapele wood is only part of its beauty. The gorgeous sound it helps produce when you play is another. Sapele wood, which is very similar to mahogany, produces strong and even low, mid and high tones.

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  Quilted Bubinga

  Ask for solid quilted bubinga wood if you like strong and even low, mid and high tones. This rich brown wood has a distinct marbled grain.

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Fingerboard & Bridge

• African Ebony

  

• Indian Rosewood

  

Move on to Custom Inlay

Soundhole Rosette Options

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  CSR-A (M-587)
  Width: 6mm

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  CSR-B (M-170)
  Width: 8mm

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  CSR-C (M-164)
  Width: 9mm

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  CSR-D (M-198)
  Width: 9mm

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  CSR-E (M-135)
  Width: 10mm

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  CSR-F (M-157)
  Width: 10mm

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  CSR-G (M-165)
  Width: 10mm

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  CSR-H (M-182)
  Width: 10mm

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  CSR-I (M-191)
  Width: 10mm

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  CSR-J (M-192)
  Width: 10mm

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  CSR-K (M-194)
  Width: 10mm

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  CSR-L (M-203)
  Width: 10mm

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  CSR-M (M-208)
  Width: 10mm

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  CSR-N (M-209)
  Width: 10mm

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  CSR-O (M-288)
  Width: 10mm

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  CSR-P (M-484)
  Width: 10mm

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  CSR-Q (M-525)
  Width: 10mm

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  CSR-R (M-579)
  Width: 10mm

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  CSR-S (M-201)
  Width: 11mm

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  CSR-T (M-204)
  Width: 11mm

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  CSR-U (M-160)
  Width: 12mm

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  CSR-V (M-429)
  Width: 12mm

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  CSR-W (M-528)
  Width: 12mm

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  CSR-X (M-586)
  Width: 13mm

Fingerboard Inlay Options

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  DOTS - Classic fingerboard markers. The most prolific style used in modern guitars.

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  DIAMOND - Abbreviated vintage style inlay pattern for discreet, yet stylish tastes.

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  SNOWFLAKE - More developed vintage style inlay pattern. Classic beauty with function.

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  VINE - Modernized classic pattern in colorful abalone for the more adventurous tastes.

Move on to Tuning Machines

Tuning Machines

Move on to Extras