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A-6 A style Mando-Guitar-Tobacco Sunburst-No Style

A-6 A style Mando-Guitar-Tobacco Sunburst-No Style

Gold Tone
Description
Gold Tone's unique mando-guitars have expanded the sound palettes of thousands of players, and this latest addition to the range offers the singular sound of the F-6 at a great price. The traditional A-style body features a spruce top and maple back and sides with a rich tobacco sunburst satin finish. The maple neck carries an African blackwood fingerboard, and the adjustable ebony bridge and two-way truss rod make for easy setup and maintenance. All this, plus a foam-shell case.
Gold Tone A-6 A style Mando-Guitar Tobacco Sunburst
Gold Tone A-6 A style Mando-Guitar Tobacco Sunburst
Gold Tone A-6 A style Mando-Guitar Tobacco Sunburst
Specs
  • Neck: Maple
  • Top: Solid Spruce
  • Back & Sides: Maple
  • Finish: Satin Tobacco Sunburst
  • Fingerboard: Select Wood
  • Bridge: Adjustable Walnut
  • Tuners: Open Gear Gotoh-Style
  • Inlay: Dot
  • Truss Rod: Two-Way Adjustable
  • Binding: Cream ABS
  • Buttons: Metal
  • Hardware: Chrome Plated
  • Tailpiece: Trapeeze
  • Number of Frets: 21
  • Nut Width: 1-13/16" Bone
  • Scale Length: 15"
  • Weight: 2 lbs.
  • Tuning: EADGBE
  • Strings: .042w, .032w, .024w, .017, .011, .009
  • Case: Included
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  • I would buy this product again, but one small problem

    4

    Verified Buyer

    submitted2 years ago

    byJohn

    fromLos Angeles, Ca

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    The Mando-Guitar is a great instrument and I've been enjoying playing it. However, the E, A and D strings provided by the manufacturer appeared to be used strings with areas that seem to exhibit tarnish and different colors.

  • Great instrument to have!

    5

    submitted2 years ago

    byCurtis

    fromLancaster CA

    I really like this instrument! You get a mandolin sound without having to learn how to play a mandolin! Sounds great when accompanied by an acoustic guitar! Kind of pricey, but I found a used one online for a great price. Easy to fingerpick. Contrary to answers I've seen on this website, it does have a pickup and it sounds great plugged in. There are no volume or control knobs, but I play through a small pedal board anyway and can dial in some great sounds that way. Also, you can put a capo on it but keep in mind that the frets are narrower that a regular guitar I've capoed up to the 5th fret with no problem and I have fat fingers!

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  • submitted5 years ago

    asked byKevin

    fromNY

    Is this an acoustic electric instrument? I want to be able to plug into an amp.

    Open Reply - Kenneth
    This is not electric
    Open Reply - Beau
    This is not an acoustic electric instrument, so it cannot be plugged into an amp.