💳 Pay in 4 interest-free instalments : £145.25 x 4
The Grand Auditorium electro-acoustic guitar with a cutaway offers the perfect balance between playing comfort and tonal versatility. Its A+ solid Sitka spruce top, combined with rosewood back and sides, delivers clear, warm projection, making it ideal for both the stage and the studio. The LR Baggs StagePro EQ preamp system with Element pickup and built-in tuner makes amplification and live sound adjustment easy. This model is suitable for guitarists seeking an elegant, high-performance instrument for rehearsals or concerts.
| Body Shape | Grand Auditorium with cutaway (Cutaway) |
|---|---|
| Top | A+ solid Sitka spruce |
| Bracing | Sculpted X bracing (FS6) |
| Back and Sides | Rosewood with a glossy black finish |
| Neck | Mahogany |
| Fingerboard | Laurel, 20 frets |
| Scale Length | 648 mm / 25.5" |
| Nut | Bone, 44.45 mm |
| Bridge | Two-level laurel |
| Preamp | LR Baggs StagePro EQ with Element pickup and built-in tuner |
| Hardware | Chrome |
Product: Alvarez Artist AG70CE Black
SKU: 754080
Phone: +33 3 88 36 33 58
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6 rue d'Armaillé
75017 Paris, France
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