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Guild D-55 Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar Natural

D-55 Dreadnought Ā· #N0259003
BrandGuild
TypeAcoustic Guitars
Serial No.N0259003
PhotographyActual Photos
Part No.UN-3850500821
Archive ID24474
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The Story

D-55 Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar Natural

The D-55 is the flagship of the Guild acoustic line. Its rich, balanced sound comes from the combination of select Sitka Spruce for the top and solid Indian Rosewood for the back and sides. The dreadnought sized body provides a projection and volume that is unattainable anywhere else. A three-piece Mahogany and Walnut neck provides warmth and stability. The top-of-the-line appointments include a bound Ebony fingerboard with Pearloid and Abalone inlay, a bound and inlaid headstock, Cream and Black purfling, Gold hardware, and an Ebony bridge with Bone bridge pins. This pre-owned guitar may have small scratches, dents or other wear, but otherwise plays great and is being let go at an amazing price!

Includes: Hardshell Case, Paperwork

The Specifications

As it left The Music Zoo Tech Bench.
  • 4 lbs. 13 oz.
  • Natural Nitrocellulose Lacquer Finish
  • Inidan Rosewood Back and Sides
  • AAA Grade Sitka Spruce Top
  • Scalloped Red Spruce Bracing
  • Three Piece Mahogany/Walnut/Mahogany Neck
  • 25.625" Scale
  • 1.69" Nut Width
  • 12" Radius
  • 20 Frets
  • .870 Neck Profile at Nut
  • .900 Neck Profile at 9th Fret
  • Mother-Of-Pearl and Abalone Fingerboard and Headstock Inlay
  • Bone Nut and Saddle
  • Dovetail Neck Joint
  • Bound Ebony Fingerboard
  • Ebony Bridge
  • Cream and Black Purfling
  • Abalone Rosette
  • Tortoise Shell Pickguard
  • Dual Action Truss Rod

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