This instrument is based on the old Regal tenor guitar, the first four string guitar mass produced in America. It is lightweight, sweet and versatile with a unique tone. It feels like a hybrid of a banjo, a ukulele and a guitar. The body size is just a little bigger than a baritone uke, but the longer scale, steel strings and floating bridge give it a whole different voice and feel.
Tenor Guitar Specs:
PRICE: ($2050) PLUS SHIPPING
Body Wood Suggestions:
- All Mahogany, all Myrtle or all Koa (classic tone)
- Spruce Top, Mahogany Back and Sides (more guitar like tone)
- Spruce Top, Maple Back and Sides (most volume)
- Cedar or Redwood Top, Walnut Back and Sides
(warmest/darkest tone)
Upgrade Wood Choices:
- Bearclaw Spruce Top (+$100)
- Figured Maple Back and Sides (+$150)
- Figured Walnut Back and Sides (+$150) - Koa (+$100-300)
Neck: Fir or Mahogany with contrasting center stripe and truss rod
Binding: Rope, Maple or Walnut
No binding (-$150)
Fretboard/Headplate/Bridge: Walnut or Texas Ebony
Tuning Machines: Gotoh geared brass and black
Fretboard: Flat fretboard, 17 frets, White Fret Dots, 21.5” scale length
Strings: Steel
Tuning Options: Dgbe, cgda, gdae
Brass Strap button and Wooden Endpin included
Comes with a Kala backpack soft case.
ADD ONS:
- K&K Twin Spot pick up (+$150
-Star inlaid on headstock (+150)
