STYLE: "PARLOR"
Top: Solid Sp
SIDE & Back: Rosewood
FINISH: Antique black tobacco sunburst
Neck: Mahogany
Inlays: Pearl Inlay at 12th Anniversary blocks/130th freight
Rosette: Pearl
Bridge: Rosewood butterfly
TUNERS: Chrome <a rel="nofollow" href="https://www.diecastmodelswholesale.com" target="_blank">diecast</a><span style="position: absolute;"></span><span style="position: absolute;"></span>

Nuts bone.

UTILIZATION

Channel super nice that grows picking.

Body style "Parlor" thus reduced dimention + + + + + + Ergonomic

Access to acute, junction with the body at the 12th fret, so limited.

The sound is typically "Parlor", with more pronounced mids. A sound with much less bass than a "Dreadnought". To my ear that sounds like its more balanced, and she sings more than my other guitars.

SOUNDS

It is ideally suited to fingerpicking blues and especially why I acquired.

I love the sound that comes out fingerpicking.

OVERALL OPINION

Less than a year that I have and it has helped me improve my picking.

Washburn WD10S, Gianini Cashimira mod56, yamaha ....

The sound that comes out of this guitar is its great + + + because it is different from other guitars not timbre more "homogeneous" with treble singing.

very good value for money "materials" finission "just do better" but it's very pretty.

I would do this choice without hesitation, trying to base a Parlor it stand out not the look and materials.