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The Gold Tone Resonator GRS is designed for guitarists seeking a powerful, authentic sound, ideal for blues, bluegrass, or folk. Its steel top and body provide remarkable sound projection, perfectly suited to stage or studio performances. The maple neck and ebony fingerboard ensure optimal playing comfort, while the Beard spider-cone resonator delivers clear, dynamic resonance, ideal for discerning musicians.
| Top | Steel |
|---|---|
| Back and sides | Steel |
| Body depth | 79 mm |
| Neck | Maple |
| Fingerboard | Ebony, 19 frets |
| Fingerboard inlays | Dots |
| Truss rod | Dual-action |
| Scale length | 635 mm (25") |
| Nut width | 44,5 mm (1 3/4") |
| Bridge | Maple with ebony insert |
| Tailpiece | Paul Beard, 6-string |
| Binding | Celluloid |
| Resonator | Beard, spider cone, made in the USA |
| Tuning machines | Oil-bath, metal |
| Tuning | E-A-D-G-B-E |
| Weight | 4,3 kg |
| Finish | Brushed aluminum |
| Plating | Brushed aluminum |
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