Nashville GSD-60CE Natural

Nashville GSD-60: more than just a beginner's guitar!

For beginners who are looking for an acoustic guitar, there's roughly 2 options:
The classical guitar and the western guitar. The classical guitar has nylon strings which produces a round, warm sound and it has a wider neck than the western guitar.
The western guitar has steel strings, usually a larger body, a louder sound and is usually used in pop, country and rock music.

The Nashville GSD-60 series is grouped under the category western guitars and is an ideal instrument for beginners and hobbyists who don't want to spend too much money on an instrument but are looking for something extra.

Fingerboard and bridge are made of South American roupana. The nickel frets (usually only found in the higher price range guitars) guarantee years of steady performance and tuning.

The GSD-60 is available in 3 colors: natural, black & sunburst


Specifications:

model: dreadnought
top wood: laminated spruce
back and sides wood: basswood
fingerboard and bridge: South American roupana
machine heads: diecast
bridge saddle: plastic, compensated 
top nut: plastic
frets: nickel 

scale: 645mm

top nut width: 42mm
12th fret width: 54mm

upper bout: 290mm
lower bout: 399mm
waist: 279 mm
body length: 503mm
body depth upper: 96mm
body depth lower: 122mm

2 strap buttons