is this guitar made of veneers or HPLs?
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You can also go to http://www.epiphone.com/Products/Acoustic/DR-212.aspx for more info on this guitar. If you can't find your answer there, you can get the phone number to the Gibson' help line on this page. They're available 24/7, 365 days a week. It's a great guitar for not a lot of money. I highly recommend it!
820969
The one I received was MDF with a very convincing veneer. See my 2 star review for a photo.
370195
It's called dymondwood. It appears to be almost a rosewood that has been varnished. It's really nice. Does not look or feel synthetic in any way. Go to youtube and search buck ranger skinner for in depth reviews and you'll be able to see exactly how it is. Hope this helps
612312
i don't know. the guitar i received has the bridge seen in the picture with metal saddles, not wood.
1179695
I have assumed it is bone but I have not actually confirmed that. If you go to this link you can pose your question directly to Yamaha.http://ca.yamaha.com/en/products/musical-instruments/guitars-basses/silentguitars/slg130nw_light_amber_burst/?mode=model
2004187
It is actally solid spruce top. My son was 6 years old when I bought it for him, he's almost 8 years old now and the guitar still looks like new. It has a beautiful sound as well.
669985
It is a soft nylon guitar cover. I wouldn't waste my money (again) on this guitar; it is horrible! The neck is not secured properly to the body and therefore is difficult to tune and play. I own one and am very disappointed.
1549310
I believe that the top is laminated, but the fit and finish are so good that it is really difficult to tell. I have thoroughly enjoyed this ukulele, and would buy it again.
1392437
No. The finish is painted black and is durable. Slight marks can be removed with soap and water. I've found little maintenance is required. The frame does not mar or scratch guitar finish either.
1808664
I believe it is a veneer. Plywood with wood-grain finish. Looks very nice when assembled. Very sturdy.
2146471
The top is spruce with a composite body...do not let that discourage you. This guitar sounds like a Martin. The quality is awesome and it is more durable and less expensive.I use mine for studio recording using a mic. The pickups are o.k. but the guitar sounds much better using a good mic.
1114357
All the wood is covered by either vinyl on the outside or thick polyester "fur" on the inside so it's hard to determine what type of wood it is made of. However, given the weight of the case (empty), it is likely a 3 or 4- layer plywood which usually outgas very little after the manufacturing process. The engineered woods that usually leach formaldehyde are seldom strong enough to hold up to the abuse of a guitar case and are too heavy to be used. So, feel safe that this is not an engineered wood product.
571901
Wood veneer, I bought this unit in dec and am absolutely satisfied! Very nice piece of furniture for the money
213629
Yup. Standard round, guitar-style neck.You are gonna want to file the bridge down (or replace it completely - cheap wood that fits poorly - investment of a couple bucks and 30 minutes of your time)But for the price it is actually totally playable and doesn't sound bad at all.
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The outside is a true medium brown, no red to it. Nice vintage look. The interior on mine is black, the usual plush, very well-padded. The interior dimensions have a little "give" to them on account of the padding, but here they are: lower bout = 16", waist = 12", upper bout = 13", headstock area = 6". From the lower end of the case to the neck cradle (body length) = 23". The depth is 5", counting the little extra space the domed top provides. I use mine to keep a vintage Regal Milord guitar in, which is 5" deep at the endpin, and it fits just fine. Case is very well made, hinges are high quality, I'm very happy with mine. One note - I don't believe the hygrometer works. The outside is a true medium brown, no red to it. Nice vintage look. The interior on mine is black, the usual plush, very well-padded. The interior dimensions have a little "give" to them on account of the padding, but here they are: lower bout = 16", waist = 12", upper bout = 13", headstock area = 6". From the lower end of the case to the neck cradle (body length) = 23". The depth is 5", counting the little extra space the domed top provides. I use mine to keep a vintage Regal Milord guitar in, which is 5" deep at the endpin, and it fits just... » Read More The outside is a true medium brown, no red to it. Nice vintage look. The interior on mine is black, the usual plush, very well-padded. The interior dimensions have a little "give" to them on account of the padding, but here they are: lower bout = 16", waist = 12", upper bout = 13", headstock area = 6". From the lower end of the case to the neck cradle (body length) = 23". The depth is 5", counting the little extra space the domed top provides. I use mine to keep a vintage Regal Milord guitar in, which is 5" deep at the endpin, and it fits just fine. Case is very well made, hinges are high quality, I'm very happy with mine. One note - I don't believe the hygrometer works. « Show Less
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It is veneer. Both sides are finished. The back has a wood grain look fiberboard maybe. It's not the same as the sides but not just unfinished either. It's a nice heavy piece if furniture. We bought two plus the desk. We like them. Hope that helps!
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Made in China. You have the FENDER ACOUSTIC INSTRUMENT LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY. In my opinion, these are better sounding than the Seagull or Teton acoustics. The Martin guitars are a step above the Fenders acoustics. Thanks Jason.