Following the early mid-century “Jumbo” to “advanced Jumbo” change, they’ve extended their scale length to the full dreadnought scale of 25.4”. The 1–11/16” bone nut is designed for strumming, fingerstyle or flatpicking.
Some changes have been made in the detailing too, with ivory body and fretboard binding, pearl fretboard dots, vintage-inspired Golden Age tuners and the classic Recording King headstock logo inlay.
The slope shoulder guitars are available in two different models. The RAJ-126 has a solid AA grade Sitka spruce top and solid African Mahogany back and sides. It’s finished in vintage sunburst with a classic firestripe pickguard, and ivory Golden Age tuning machines.
The RAJ-116 has the same AA grade Sitka top with Mahogany back and sides. It’s finished in natural, with the same firestripe pickguard but with vintage-style Grover tuners.
For more details, see www.recordingking.com.
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