BSG P34F Bois de Rose Alpine Spruce

The history of BSG began in 1990, when Jan Šťovíček built his very first acoustic guitar. His biggest hobby was and is playing the guitar and this was also the main reason why Jan started making guitars. The high quality of BSG guitars has earned them an excellent reputation among players worldwide, establishing them as a permanent fixture in studios, concert halls, homes and prestigious guitar shops around the world.

This is the smallest guitar that BSG produces, which is currently becoming very popular, especially among fingerstyle players. This model is characterized by a very distinctive and clear sound in the treble with pleasant bass tones and it surprises everyone with its astonishing volume in such a small body.

The P34F has a neck joint at the 12th fret with a shorter scale length of 630mm. And as if great tone and easy playability weren't enough, it's also a real beauty! The back and sides are made from one of the types of Madagascar rosewood, Bois de Rose. The wood is of unprecedented beauty, and is paired with an Alpine spruce top that is finished with a maple binding and herringbone purfling and rosette.

The guitar is comes with a TFOA passport in a Hiscox harshell case.

Played by Ruud van Halder | Demo

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Ear Trumpet Labs Evelyn Stereo Microphone

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