Larrivee D-05 Select Series Sitka Spruce/Mahogany Dreadnought Acoustic w/Factory Blemish, Hard Case
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| UPC: | 844256000342 |
| Manufacturer #: | D-05 |
| Sku: | D-05 |
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Expertly handcrafted in Oxnard, California, Larrivee's time-tested D-05 Select Series dreadnought boasts the crisp balance of a beautifully figured Sitka spruce top, paired perfectly with the unmistakably warm resonance of maple-bound mahogany back and sides and a classic X-braced dreadnought profile. An eminently playable 25.5" scale and familiar 1-11/16" nut width makes the D-05 a notoriously versatile instrument, ideal for strumming accompaniment and expressive picking alike. Low, even action across a bound ebony fingerboard and the rock-solid tuning stability of "JCL" 18:1 sealed tuners ensure this Larrivee Select Series is more than ready to take any session to the next-level.
Notes:
This Larrivee D-05 Select Series Sitka Spruce/Mahogany Dreadnought Acoustic is a Brand New instrument that arrived to our shop with a tiny production blemish from manufacturer (pictured), a tiny dot of missing finish at 1st fret. Does not affect playability or performance. Includes hard case and all original materials.
Notes:
This Larrivee D-05 Select Series Sitka Spruce/Mahogany Dreadnought Acoustic is a Brand New instrument that arrived to our shop with a tiny production blemish from manufacturer (pictured), a tiny dot of missing finish at 1st fret. Does not affect playability or performance. Includes hard case and all original materials.
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