
Pre-War Guitars Co. Herringbone Dreadnought East Indian Rosewood Acoustic Guitar, Level 1 Aging
Pre-War Guitars Co. Herringbone Dreadnought East Indian Rosewood Acoustic Guitar, Level 1 Aging
The Pre-War Herringbone Dreadnought has the sound and look of a well-loved vintage instrument, but with the price, adjustability, and reliability of a modern guitar. Adirondack spruce and old-growth East Indian rosewood make a powerful instrument that can go toe-to-toe with beloved vintage guitars. It has big bark, but lots of warmth as well. The guitar body features an ultra-thin nitrocellulose lacquer finish and has been subjected to Pre-War’s “Level One” distress level, simulating a vintage instrument that's spent most of its life tucked under a bed or stashed in a closet.
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Pre-War Guitars Co. Herringbone Dreadnought East Indian Rosewood Acoustic Guitar, Level 1 Aging
The Pre-War Herringbone Dreadnought has the sound and look of a well-loved vintage instrument, but with the price, adjustability, and reliability of a modern guitar. Adirondack spruce and old-growth East Indian rosewood make a powerful instrument that can go toe-to-toe with beloved vintage guitars. It has big bark, but lots of warmth as well. The guitar body features an ultra-thin nitrocellulose lacquer finish and has been subjected to Pre-War’s “Level One” distress level, simulating a vintage instrument that's spent most of its life tucked under a bed or stashed in a closet.
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The Pre-War Herringbone Dreadnought has the sound and look of a well-loved vintage instrument, but with the price, adjustability, and reliability of a modern guitar. Adirondack spruce and old-growth East Indian rosewood make a powerful instrument that can go toe-to-toe with beloved vintage guitars. It has big bark, but lots of warmth as well. The guitar body features an ultra-thin nitrocellulose lacquer finish and has been subjected to Pre-War’s “Level One” distress level, simulating a vintage instrument that's spent most of its life tucked under a bed or stashed in a closet.
























