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New! An impressive Dreadnaught from the Morgan Monroe bluegrass division.
Utilizing a scalloped, forward-shifted “X” bracing system, the thinner scalloped braces create a less ridged relationship between the structural integrity and the soundboard resulting in a soundboard that can vibrate more freely and produce the loud booming tone which defines their “Distinctive Vintage Voice”. |
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Features
- Scale: 25.4 inches
- Nut width: 1-3/4 inches
- String spacing at nut: 1/4 inch
- String spacing at saddle: 7/16 inch
- Fretboard radius: 16 inches
- Neck joint: dove tail
- Frets clear of body: 14
- Total number of frets: 20
- Fretboard width at 12th fret: 2-1/8 inches
- D-neck depth: .90 inch
- V-neck depth: .92 inch
- Overall length: 40-1/2 inches
- Depth of body: 4-3/4 inches
- Lower bought: 15-3/4 inches
- Upper bought: 11-1/2 inches
- Body style: Dreadnaught
- Top bracing: hand-carved parabolic in authentic vintage prewar forward X-pattern
- Top: solid Sitka Spruce
- Back and sides: solid Indian Rosewood
- Neck: mahogany
- Top nut: bone
- Saddle: compensated bone
- Fretboard: ebony
- Bridge: ebony
- Pick Guard: Palomino pattern
- Neck inlay: dot pattern mother-of- pearl
- Body inlay: Herringbone
- Binding: white celluloid
- Tuners: vintage butterbean style
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