Recording King RPH-P2-TS Dirty 30s Cross Country Parlor Acoustic Guitar Natural

Description

The RPH-P2-TS Dirty 30s Cross Country parlor acoustic guitar is a modern update of a classic turn-of-the-century guitar. It´s perfect for guitar history buffs, recording engineers, front-porch blues players, and thanks to the smaller body size and shorter scale length, beginners who need a compact, easy-to-play, great-sounding instrument.

The traditional parlor-size body is based on a historic Lyon & Healy model. It´s built with a solid spruce top for classic tone, comfortable rosewood fretboard with stencil fret markers, a 24.2" scale length and a bone nut and saddle for excellent string/body resonance.

Recording King guitars combine vintage design with modern upgrades for players, and the Dirty 30s Cross Country parlor is no exception. Many turn-of-the-century smallbody guitars were made with ladder bracing, but this Dirty 30s Parlor benefits from X-bracing designed to accommodate modern string tension but retain the sound of the vintage parlor guitars.

The Recording King Dirty 30s Cross Country parlor is finished in dark tobacco sunburst. With true parlor size, vintage design and modern upgrades, this RPH-P2-TS Dirty 30s parlor is the guitar for players with one foot in the past and the other in the present.

Case sold separately.

Features

Body

• Body type: Parlor
• Cutaway: Non-cutaway
• Top wood: Solid spruce
• Back & sides: Whitewood
• Bracing pattern: X
• Body finish: Satin
• Orientation: Right handed

Neck

• Neck shape: C
• Nut width: 1.687" (42.8 mm)
• Fingerboard: Rosewood
• Neck wood: Nato
• Scale length: 24.2"
• Number of frets: 19
• Neck finish: Satin

Electronics

• Pickup/preamp: No

Other

• Headstock overlay: Rosewood
• Tuning machines: Black button
• Bridge: Rosewood
• Saddle & nut: Bone
• Number of strings: 6-string
• Special features: Body style
• Case: Sold separately
• Accessories: None
• Country of origin: China