Breedlove Organic Wildwood Pro Concertina Suede CE Acoustic-Electric Guitar

Sale price $ 999.00 Regular price $ 1,332.00

Songwriters from Bob Dylan to Jeff Tweedy have made their point with small body, all mahogany guitars. Instruments made from a single species have a unique voice, and Breedlove’s sustainably-sourced African mahogany speaks with a dry, warm authority that fairly screams Americana, while supporting your singing without overpowering it. The soft cutaway, easy-bending short scale feel, and Fishman Flex Plus-T electronics of the Wildwood Pro Concertina Suede CE make it a mean little lead machine, too, with the ability to sit in a mix, or cut right through it. A simple, durable suede finish throughout and a gig bag included puts an elegant, professional grade guitar in your hands at the right price.

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Wildwood Concertina Satin CE specifications:

Body Type: Concertina
Neck Wood: African Mahogany
Solid Wood Top: African Mahogany
Solid Wood Back & Sides: African Mahogany
Top Finish: Suede burst gloss
Back & Side Finish: Suede stain gloss
Fretboard: Ovangkol (stain black)
# Frets: 18
Nut Width: 1.69"
Tuners Hardware: Premium Breedlove Chrome w/ Black buttons
Lower Bout Width: 14.75"
Waist Width: 8.64"
Upper Bout Width: 10.828"
Body Length: 19.078"
Body Depth: 3.25" (neck), 4" (tail)
String Gauge: D'Addario XT PB Light
Pickup: Fishman Flex Plus-T
Bridge: Ovangkol (stain black)
Binding: Black
Inlay: 3mm Aluminum Dots Offset
Case: Standard Gigbag
Scale Length: 24.75"
Sound Hole: 3.875"
Crafted In: Designed in Bend, OR USA. Crafted in China.

 

The Breedlove Organic Wildwood Pro Series guitars are made from sustainably-sourced exotic and native tonewoods. No clear-cut trees are used in these instruments. Breedlove uses salvaged and individually harvested timber and has deep relationships with responsible suppliers around the globe. As we move towards sustainability across all lines, owner Tom Bedell has visited 15 countries to discover exactly where the wood comes from, how it is selected and harvested, and how this affects the wildlife, the community, the forest and the planet.