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Baton Rouge X11LS/P-SCR Parlor

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Steel-String Guitar

  • Type: Parlor 12
  • Top: Spruce
  • Back and sides: Mahogany
  • Neck: Mahogany
  • Slotted headstock
  • Fretboard and bridge: Ovangkol
  • 19 Frets
  • Nut and saddle: Nubone
  • Nut width: 46 mm
  • Scale: 630 mm
  • Bindings: RW ABS
  • Machine heads: Open antique chrome
  • Finish: Matte open-pored
  • Colour: Screwed Crimson
Available since February 2021
Item number 511400
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Model Parlor
Top Spruce
Back And Sides Mahogany
Cutaway No
Fretboard Ovangkol
Nut width in mm 46,00 mm
Pickup System No
Colour Rot
Case No
Incl. Gigbag No
B-Stock from 449 AED available
529 AED 133,61 €
The price in AED is a guideline price only
Since we ship from Germany, additional costs through taxes and customs may be incurred
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dalnoboi 29.10.2022
The first thing that I noticed after unpacking is rusty strings. All of them and the four rapped ones especially badly. Then I noticed pad paint job on the top close to sound hole (large black smudge), sound hole needs work, whoever did the gluing could've done a better job. One the whole, probably worth the money. But I would not recommend.
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excellent parlour guitar
Anonymous 21.10.2021
always wanted a smaller acoustic and this one is great as good as any i have played
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Great guitar for the money
Anonymous 26.06.2023
What a great little guitar! Playable straight out of the box. Very pleased with the sound and overall finish. Fret ends needed smoothing but that’s all I had to do, action was fine. Much better than I expected for a budget guitar and I would highly recommend it. Came 4 days after placing the order. Very good company to deal with.
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Excellent for the price
bodaciothebard 22.08.2023
I was looking for a smaller guitar to play and this is a great instrument - especially for the price. It has a boxy, twangy sound that's really nice for bluegrass and blues and it's very comfortable to play out of the box. However, it's on the quieter side and if you want the sustain and clear ring that steel stringed guitars are known for look for a bigger bodied one.
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