Stanford Radiotone Studio 49 D

€349.00 incl. VAT

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Product number: 10027426

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Features

Fretboard: Rosewood (Rosewood)
Warm, dark, balanced sound, good resonance.
Back / sides: Sapele
Warm, balanced sound that is suitable for many styles of music
Nut width: Medium (43 - 46 mm)
Medium to wide nut width for comfortable gripping and plucking.
Top: Cedar
Softer, warmer sound with emphasized mids and high frequencies, good dynamics and sustain.
Neck: Mahogany
Warmer sound, less brightness/treble, more sustain.

Product information

As a classic dreadnought, the Stanford Radiotone 49 D ECW is very comfortable to play and offers a wide dynamic range.

Back / sides: Sapele
Body shape: Dreadnought
Body shape: Dreadnought
Bridge: Bone
Color / finish: Nature
Color / finish: Nature
Construction / acoustic: Partially solid (top)
Country of origin: China
Cutaway: No
Finish: Frosted
Fretboard: Rosewood (Rosewood)
Neck: Mahogany
Nut width: 45.0mm
Saddle/cross piece inlay: Bone
Strings: 6-string
Strings thickness ex factory: .012 - .053
Top: Cedar (cedar)

About Stanford

Stanford Guitars

Stanford Guitars is regularly recognized by trade magazines across Europe for its excellent acoustic guitars. Stanford guitars and basses not only impress with their excellent playability, but also shine with a special painting process for ideal vibration behavior and, above all, with the absolute best price-performance ratio. The pleasantly round, yet assertive sound of the Stanford musical instruments convinces numerous artists such as Luxuslärm, The Intersphere and Six. When it comes to acoustic basses, Stanford has a "fretted" and a "fretless" version of the popular acoustic basses in its program with the Stanford Big Sur series .