Nashville by Richwood - Dreadnought met Cutaway - - Electro-acoustic guitar

The Nashville Dreadnought series falls under the western guitars and is an ideal instrument for the guitarist who is looking for something extra. This guitar can also be played through an amplifier.

For people who are looking for an acoustic guitar, there are, on the whole, 2 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 usually larger body, produces a louder tone and is used, among other things, a lot in pop, country, and rock music.

The neck and bridge are made of blackened maple. The nickel frets (often only found in a higher price class) guarantee years of trouble-free playing ease. The enclosed oil-bath machines ensure flawless, accurate tuning and the adjustable truss rod regulates a proper alignment of neck and fretwork.

Specifications:
With active EQ and jack output
Model: dreadnought cutaway
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
2 strap buttons

The Nashville GSD-60-CEKB is a semi-acoustic dreadnought guitar designed for beginners and hobbyists, offering quality playability, steel-string tone, and built-in electronics with an active EQ for versatile sound.
Overview
The Nashville GSD-60-CEKB belongs to the western (steel-string) guitar category, making it suitable for genres such as pop, country, and rock
It is designed with the beginner and hobbyist in mind, providing a good balance of affordability and additional features that exceed basic entry-level instruments
Construction and Materials
Body Type: Dreadnought with cutaway for easier access to higher frets
Top, Back, and Sides: Typically finished in sunburst with a black pickguard; side and back construction uses engineered wood for durability
Fingerboard and Bridge: Blackened maple provides a sturdy and smooth playability surface
Frets: Nickel frets designed for long-term durability and consistent play
Neck Adjustment: Features a truss rod for adjusting neck relief and fret alignment
Electronics and Features
Active EQ and Jack Output: Built-in electronics allow amplification with adjustable tonal control
Diecast Machine Heads: Oil-bath tuners enable accurate and stable tuning
Strap Buttons: Comes with at least one strap button for easier handling while standing
Dimensions and Playability
Scale Length: Approximately 645mm, suitable for standard steel-string finger positioning
Cutaway: Enhances access to higher frets, making soloing and melodic playing more convenient for various skill levels
Aesthetic Options
The guitar is available in sunburst, black, and natural finishes, with the pickguard and other details in black
This gives the instrument a classic, visually appealing look suitable for live performance or home practice.
Who It’s For
The GSD-60-CEKB is ideal for:
Beginners seeking a durable first guitar with enhanced playability and tone
Hobbyists looking for a semi-electrified option to plug into amplifiers or recording setups
Players on a budget who want more than just a basic acoustic guitar, including features typically found in higher-end models
Summary
The Nashville GSD-60-CEKB combines a dreadnought acoustic body with steel strings, cutaway design, and built-in electronics. Its blackened maple bridge and fretboard, nickel frets, and reliable tuning hardware make it a practical and versatile option for beginners and casual players who want to explore amplified guitar playing without a steep investment.