Slope Shoulder Solid Top Acoustic Guitar(AFM16‐SD)
Product Description
| Body Shape ; Slope shoulder dreadnought body |
| - Slope shoulder dreadnought body shape was designed and developed by Gibson in 1930S, and the most famous model is J-45 ; |
| - Like Martin standard dreadnought, it is designed to promote volume with great sustain. Many players gravitate towards the dreadnought for its bold sound, snappy midrange, and strong low end ; |
| - This body shape is an excellent choice for emphatic strummers, singer-songwriters, and musicians playing with a full band. |
| Features |
| - Carbon fiber neck rods |
| Carbon Fiber Neck rods are stronger than Steel and being used in conjunction with adjustable truss rods to help prevent neck twisting. They're lightweight and add significant stiffness. |
| - Ox-bone nut & saddle |
| One of the key factors that make our solid top guitars sound so good is the bone nut and saddle. A bone nut will give you a nice stable point on the guitar for the string to make contact with, and it also allows for maximum transfer of sound energy to the neck and to the top of the guitar. |
| - High precision 18:1 vintage open style machine head |
| High quality machine head makes tuning more comfortably and smoothly. And more, by using it, the guitar can be tuned to stable intonation more shortly and easily. |