Nashville Dreadnought: more than just a starters guitar! For people looking for an acoustic guitar, there are generally two options: the classical guitar and the Western guitar. The classical guitar has nylon strings for a round, warm sound and a wider neck than the Western guitar. The Western guitar, with its steel strings and generally larger body, has a louder sound and is often used in pop, country, and rock music. The Nashville Dreadnought series belongs to the Western guitars and is an ideal instrument for the hobbyist who does not want to spend too much money on an instrument right away, but is still looking for a little extra. The fingerboard and bridge are made of blackened maple. The nickel-silver frets (often only found in higher price ranges) guarantee years of trouble-free playability. The enclosed oil-bath tuners ensure flawless, precise tuning, and the adjustable truss rod regulates the proper alignment of the neck and frets. Specifications: model: dreadnought top wood: laminated spruce back and sides wood: basswood fingerboard and bridge: blackened maple machine heads: diecast bridge saddle: compensated frets: nickel silver scale: 645mm top nut width: 42mm 12th fret width: 54mm upper bout: 290mm lower bout: 399mm waist: 279 mm body length: 503mm body depth upper: 96mm body depth lower: 122mm 1 strap button