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Richwood D-40 Master Series handgemaakte dreadnought gitaar, massief sparren en mahonie, glanzend afgewerkt

Richwood D-40 Master Series handmade dreadnought guitar, solid spruce and mahogany, gloss finish

Regular price €519,95
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Richwood Master Series guitars are handcrafted from selected tonewoods. A professional setup before packaging guarantees optimal playability, right out of the box.

The D-40 model is built with the same tonewoods as our D-20. However, the finish is more luxurious, and the sound is tighter and has more focus. Where the D-20 sounds bright, the D-40 has the same liveliness but with more focus and a high register that has more body.

The traditional dreadnought shape is ideal for strumming and flatpicking styles. The large soundbox has more power and much more low-end than a smaller model, which is why it is appreciated by so many people. The dreadnought can, of course, also be used for other styles, but its strength lies in strumming. Try the D-40 and be surprised by its lively, rich sound with lots of warmth.

All Richwood Master Series guitars feature technically and aesthetically highly advanced features, including bone saddles, a dual action truss rod, a handcrafted neck volute, cotton-covered bracing, mahogany back braces, high-quality Derjung machine heads, and USA D'Addario EXP16 coated phosphor bronze strings. Richwood Master Series excel in tone, playability, and stability. Try one today!

Specifications

  • Body shape: Dreadnought
  • Top: Solid A grade Sitka spruce
  • Sides and back: Mahogany
  • Neck: Indonesian mahogany
  • Fretboard: Indian rosewood
  • Bridge: Indian rosewood
  • Scale length: 650 mm
  • Nut width: 43.6 mm
  • Nut and saddle: Genuine bone
  • Frets: 2.4*1.1 mm, 18% nickel
  • Machine heads: Derjung Deluxe chrome
  • Strings: D'Addario EXP-16
  • Finish: High gloss

The Richwood D-40 Master Series handmade dreadnought guitar is checked and set up for play by dbmusicstore in Utrecht before delivery.