ALVAREZ AF60SHB DEMO

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The Alvarez AF60SHB acoustic guitar features a stunning Folk body shape, making it ideal for fingerpicking and folk music. Crafted with a Sitka spruce top and mahogany body, the AF60SHB delivers a lively, warm tone perfect for any musical style. In_addition to its full sound, this beautiful folk guitar boasts exquisite details, including a mother-of-pearl and abalone rosette, ivory ABS binding, and a Shadowburst finish. Despite its smaller body size, this guitar produces the powerful sound that so many players love. With its combination of tonewoods and refined features, this affordable guitar is suitable for musicians of all skill levels. Features

Folk body shape delivers a full, lively sound despite its smaller body size

Hand-selected Sitka spruce top offers stunning grain, crisp articulation, and powerful projection

Mahogany back and sides provide a warm, dark tone that fits well in any mix

Forward-shifted X-brace design creates a larger soundboard area and enhances the sound

Ornate details include ivory ABS binding, a detailed rosette, and mother-of-pearl and abalone inlays

Real bone nut offers an authentic look along with excellent resonance and sustain

The nipped-in waist provides greater comfort when seated, allowing you to hold the guitar closer to your body for fingerstyle playing

Stunning Shadowburst finish offers a unique look

D'Addario EXP strings provide superb tone, long life, and great playability

Specifications

Body and Bridge

Series: Alvarez Artist

Body Shape: Folk/OM

Back/Side Wood: Mahogany

Top Material: Solid A+ Sitka Spruce

Bracing: FST2M - Forward-shifted, scalloped X

Bridge: Bi-level Rosewood

Finish: Shadowburst

Binding: Ivory ABS

Scale Length: 630 mm

Body Depth: 96 mm

Neck and Fretboard

Neck Wood: Mahogany

Neck Joint: Dovetail

Neck Finish: 50/50 Semi-gloss

Nut: Real Bone

Nut Width: 44.45 mm

Fret Joint: 14th fret

Number of Frets: 21

Fretboard Wood: Rosewood

Inlays: Abalone & Mother-of-Pearl

Tuners: Premium Die-Cast