Framus announces “all-massive” Nashville Legacy dreadnought acoustic guitars

Framus has unveiled the latest additions to its Legacy acoustic guitar line, the “all-massive” FD 28 Nashville EQ and FD 28 Nashville Cutaway EQ.

The guitars feature select, “massive” woods throughout, including a solid AA Sitka spruce top, East Indian rosewood back and sides, plus a satin-finished mahogany neck and tiger stripe ebony fingerboard and bridge.

Elsewhere, there's an Indian rosewood headstock veneer, with Vintage Grover machineheads, plus Fishman Prefix Plus T preamp systems, and Graph Tech TUSQ nuts and saddles.

Finishes include Vintage Transparent Satin Natural Tinted, Vintage Transparent High Polish Natural Tinted, Vintage Dark Sunburst Transparent High Polish, while a separate optional black pickguard is included.

Framus's Legacy Nashville models are available now, with prices ranging between £1,221.42 and £1,374.11. See Framus & Warwick for more info.

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