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The Altamira M30D gypsy jazz guitar embodies the essence of gypsy jazz with its typical Selmer design. Its large, square-shouldered body and slightly arched top deliver a powerful and deep sound, ideal for musicians seeking a guitar suited for both stage and studio. The floating bridge and "moustache" markers allow for precise adjustment, ensuring excellent sound projection and playability adapted to gypsy jazz and swing styles. This model is perfect for experienced guitarists who want a versatile instrument for rehearsals and concerts.
| Model | M30D |
|---|---|
| Guitar Type | Gypsy Jazz |
| Body | Large with square shoulders |
| Soundhole | "D" or longitudinal oval shape |
| Soundboard | Slightly arched or domed |
| Bridge | Floating, positioned with two "moustache" markers |
| Strings | Steel, gathered at the tailpiece |
| Style | Gypsy Jazz, Selmer |
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