Art & Lutherie Roadhouse Electro-Acoustic Guitar ~ Bourbon Burst A/E

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MSRP: £849.00
£745.79
(You save £103.21 )
UPC:
623501042395

Product Overview

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MorMusic - The Guitar Specialists Est 1985

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Made in Canada

Reminiscent of the days of freight train hopping and hitchhiking musicians, these parlor size guitars deliver exceptional string to string balance and well defined articulation. Whether fingerpicking gently or backhanding open chords, the Roadhouse promises excellent playability with a vintage vibe.

Specifications
Top
: Solid Cedar Top
Back and Sides: Canadian Wild Cherry
Bridge and Tailpiece: Rosewood
Bridge Electronics: Fishman A/E
Controls: 1 x Tone, 1 xVolume
Neck: Silver Leaf Maple
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Fingerboard Radius: 16"
Frets: 18
Machine Head Ratio: 16:1
Nut Type: Graphtech
Nut Width: 43.688 mm / 1.72" 
String Gauges: .012 .016 .024 .032 .042 .053
String Set: A6 LT
Finish: Bourbon Burst, Semi Gloss
Shipping Weight: 7.00 lbs


About Godin

 
Godin guitars are unique because from forest to stage, they are North American. In fact, and we are very proud of this, all of our manufacturing is done in our own factories, located in Quebec. This allows us to maintain complete control over every step in the creation of your next instrument. By doing so, Godin's designers and craftsmen ensure the highest possible level of quality, while adding their own personal touch, guaranteeing that your instrument is built in a manner that is state-of-the-art.

From the installation of the frets to the final stages of sanding, there is more hand work done on Godin guitars than on any other guitar available in specialty shops. When you buy a Godin, you are supporting a proud Canadian family business.

Canadian made, and globally played.

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