Lowden unveils the Wee Lowden Jazz acoustic guitar
Nylon-string guitar designed for classical and steel-string players
Lowden has announced the Wee Lowden Jazz nylon-string acoustic guitar, designed to be comfortable for classical and steel-string players.
The Wee Lowden Jazz boasts an alpine spruce top, and Guatemalan rosewood back and sides, while the neck is a five-piece mahogany/rosewood/walnut construction.
Key to the guitar’s playability is a cambered fingerboard, promising the versatility for a range of playing styles.
Elsewhere, the guitar boasts Gotoh gold/ebony 510 tuners and a rosewood bridge, and comes fitted with a Fishman Matrix Infinity pickup as standard, too.
Street prices look to be around £5,500 for this one. Head on over to Lowden Guitars for more info.
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