Blueridge BR-70 Contemporary Dreadnaught Guitar

With exquisite Brazilian rosewood back and sides, and a full D-41 style abalone trim...the BR-70 dreadnaught is right at home on the stage or in your living room. Faithfully delivers solid prewar tone with a sharp modern look. Expertly applied white binding adorns the body, neck, and headstock. The abalone and pearl inlay work on the headstock and the back center stripe of intricate wood marquetry are touches of fine art. Aged-tone finish completes the vintage look. The slim mahogany neck and traditional dreadnought body make it a truly enjoyable guitar to play. Solid Sitka spruce top with scalloped braces gives you clean articulation and a crisp tone Santos rosewood back and sides for rich, well balanced sound and projection Slim mahogany neck offers fast, easy action and inherently long-lasting stability Choice East Indian rosewood fingerboard ensures silky smooth playability Gold-plated 14:1 tuners are smooth and precise to always keep you in tune Back and Side Material Select Santos Rosewood Back Inlay Checkered Binding White ABS Body Type Dreadnaught Brace Material Spruce Bridge & End Pins White ABS Bridge Material Indian Rosewood Bridge Plate Maple Fingerboard& Peghead Binding White Fingerboard Material Indian Rosewood Fingerboard Position Inlays Abalone Hexagonal Shapes Finish Natural High Gloss Headstock Style Solid Heelcap White ABS Logo Inlay Style M-O-P Neck Material Select Mahogany Number of Frets Clear 14 Number of Frets Total 20 Nut Material Bone Nut Width 1 11/16" Peghead Overlay Indian Rosewood Pickguard Black Plating Gold Saddle Bone Scale Length 25.6" (650mm) Side Inlay None Soundhole Rosette Traditional Multi-Ply ABS Top Select Solid Sitka Spruce Top Bracing Pattern Pre-war-style Forward Shifted X-Bracing Top Purfling Abalone Tuning Machines Gotoh Vintage-style / Open-back / Butterbean Buttons Tom Eaton (Fine-Picker) is the owner of Diamond Cove Music in Gloucester, MA. All instruments come from the stores inventory and have been professionally set up and inspected. Contact Tom through the Diamond Cove Music website to discuss Case options. (It’s much safer to ship a guitar in a case!)