Freshman FA1ABK Folk Cutaway Electro Acoustic Guitar, Black Overview
Freshman FA1ABK Folk Cutaway Electro Acoustic Guitar:
With a clutch of generally glowing reviews and an ever expanding catalogue of instruments, that boasts users like Sandi Thom and Ricky Ross (of Deacon Blue fame) With the addition of the FA1ABK Folk Cutaway Electro-Acoustic Guitar, Freshman Guitars are fast becoming the brand to be reckoned with.
"Freshman Guitars have always impressed thanks to a pleasing blend of good build-qualityand very wallet friendly prices, and the electro acoustic folk-sized FA1A BK comes with an appealing showbiz glamour" - PLAYMUSIC MAGAZINE - NOV 2009
Product Ref: 15514
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View Full DescriptionUnlike many other manufacturers, Freshman Acoustic Guitars are designed in the UK. All materials are sourced and selected personally by they themselves and all their guitars are built to their exact specifications. Before leaving their UK factory, every guitar is inspected and tested by experienced Luthiers making sure the instrument easier to play.
With Freshman the end result is a great sounding quality instrument at an affordable price.
In their short history they have been awarded 9 Best Buys from Total Guitar Magazine and received a rating of 96/100 from Acoustic magazine, the highest result of any electro acoustic guitar!
Whether you are a beginner or a professional guitarist, if you want an exceptional guitar you need a Freshman guitar.
Features/Specifications:
- Body Size: Folk Body with Cutaway
- Top Wood: Solid Canadian Stika Spruce Top
- Back/Side Material: Mahogany
- Tuners: Nickel Machine Heads
- Fingerboard/Bridge Material: Rosewood
- Electronics: 4 Band Pre-Amp
- Finish: Black Gloss
Notable comments:
"From an aesthetic point of view this is a very handsome guitar whose gloss black finish marks a marked change from the more usual natural or sunburst look and the overall standard of finishing is flawless."
"Sound-wise, the acoustic tone is a good example of the excellent symbiosis between the timbers; the Sitka Spruce top provides a strident but not overly shrill top-end shimmer whilst the mahogany back and sides add warmth and a nice thumpy lower mid that helps to project the guitar's voice without degenerating into the harsh over-compressed sound that can sometimes mar the performance of lower-priced acoustic guitars."
Comments taken from PLAYMUSIC - NOV 2009 - Review.
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