Recording King ROH-07 Dirty 30's Harmonella OOO Guitar w/Tailpiece BLEM *B0046

Brand: Recording King
;Series: Dirty 30s Harmonella
;Model: ROH-07 Harmonella OOO Acoustic
;Dexterity: Right-Handed
;MPN: Does Not Apply
;String Configuration: 6 String
;Body Type: Triple O body
;Country/Region of Manufacture: China
;UPC: Does not apply

Recording King ROH-07 Dirty 30's Harmonella OOO Guitar w/Tailpiece BLEM *B0046

Recording King ROH-07 Dirty 30's Harmonella OOO Guitar w/Tailpiece BLEM *B0046

Product Description

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Specifics:

This guitar has been inspected and played by our staff. We only noted a finish flaw on the top. Light "blotches" that do not show well in photos. You are seeing the exact guitar you will receive. Tunes and plays great. Neck is straight with no fretwear.

Sounds Cheap Music specializes in selling quality guitars at affordable prices. Our guitars are
hand-picked, described, photographed and sold in top-notch condition. These guitars were either moved out of the factory at below-wholesale prices, or they contained minor cosmetic issues that were not suitable for the show-room floor. We try our best to accurately describe the condition of our instruments to you in our individual listings. These guitars play like new with no sacrifice in tone, construction, or playability.

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Recording King's Dirty 30's Harmonella guitars are a throwback to the dry, throaty sounding department-store instruments that have become favorites of blues players and songwriters everywhere.

The Harmonella is the first of the Dirty 30's Series with tailpieces. Though they're based on vintage instruments, their tone benefits from some modern building techniques. Historically, tailpieces were used on guitars whose tops were reinforced using ladder bracing. These tops delivered a dry sound with very few overtones. Harmonella models are built using traditional x-bracing on the solid spruce top, which, when paired with the tailpiece delivers vibrant gutbucket blues sound with enhanced overtones. The original models were made with steel reinforced necks, but today's Harmonellas are built with traditional truss rods for easy neck adjustments.

The classic aesthetics are just as much a part of their appeal as their sound, and Harmonella guitars follow vintage tradition from the classic-style fretboard markers to the old-school bound soundhole and matte sunburst finish.

Whether you're a songwriter who wants vintage blues sound, or a first-time player who wants something a little cooler, get the benefits of modern construction while still delivering tons of vintage vibe with the Recording King Dirty 30's Harmonella.

MODEL: ROH-07 BODY SHAPE: 000 Style TOP MATERIAL: Solid Spruce BACK MATERIAL: White Wood SIDE MATERIAL: White Wood TOP BRACING PATTERN: X-Bracing TOP BRACES: Scalloped NECK MATERIAL: Nato NECK PROFILE: Contemporary "C" NECK JOINT: Dovetail FRETBOARD MATERIAL: Rosewood SCALE LENGTH: 25.4" # OF FRETS CLEAR: 14 # OF FRETS TOTAL: 20

NUT MATERIAL:
Bone NUT WIDTH: 1-11/16" HEADSTOCK OVERLAY: Rosewood HEADSTOCK INLAY: Recording King Decal TUNING MACHINES: Vintage-Style, Plastic Button BODY BINDING: Ivory ROSETTE: Classic Style TOP PURFLING: None FRETBOARD INLAYS: Stencil Fret Markers FRETBOARD BINDING: None BRIDGE MATERIAL: Rosewood; Floating BRIDGE SHAPE: Straight SADDLE: Bone TAILPIECE: Metal PICKGUARD: None FINISH: Vintage Matte Sunburst ELECTRONICS

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Recording King ROH-07 Dirty 30's Harmonella OOO Guitar w/Tailpiece BLEM *B0046

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