Strydom

Stage S140C/S NA - GA shape

SKU: 10A4240NGS1
Rating5/5 based on 3 reviews
MRP:
₹19,000.00
₹17,000.00
11% Off
(Inclusive of all taxes)
The Stage series of Strydom Sound as good as they look. The S140C/S features a Grand Auditorium shape with a superior high gloss finish which makes it stand out. The Materials used on the Guitar are Grade A Solid Mahogany top and Mahogany back and sides. It produces a rich and clear tone with a Big Sound, a perfect candidate for all professional stage musicians. The attention to detail is immaculate as the Guitars are built by experienced luthiers. From the strings, to the machine heads and the Padded professional bag, everything makes the Stage S140C/S a perfect choice.
Country of Origin: China
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Product Specifications


TOP
A GRADE SOLID MAHOGANY 
BACK AND SIDES
A GRADE MAHOGANY 
NECK
MAHOGANY
FINGEROARD
ROSEWOOD
PICKGUARD
NA
NUT AND SADDLE
PLASTIC STEEL
BRIDGE
ROSEWOOD
INLAY
MOUNTAIN
BINDING
SAPELE  
SHAPE
40" JF BODY
TUNING MACHINE
CHROME DIE CAST
NUMBER OF FRETS
20
SCALE LENGTH
648
NUT WIDTH
42 MM
TRUSS ROD 
DOUBLE ACTION TRUSS ROD
VARNISH
GLOSS FINISH
STRINGS
D'ADDARIO EXP 16
ACCESSORIES
HIGH QUALITY BAG + ALLEN KEY 
BAG
10MM PADDED STRYDOM BLUE BAG
ELECTRONICS
OPTIONAL , CAN ADD MULTIPLE OPTIONS Click here

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