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B10 Beech european

Product Code: B10
Availability: 7 - 9 months

Price: 1,178.00€
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traditional 6 strings bouzouki made by beech (european Greek) with the following specifications:

  • Speaker wood: Beech European (Greek)
  • Figure (tonewood decoration) : wooden (veneer)
  • Fretboard from ebony
  • Tuning machines: simple
  • neck form 3 slices of woods: beech, acaju
  • speaker staves 20
  • speaker size: large

Sound combination

Tonewood A

Speaker    A

Woods sound combination
Speaker wood A
Top wood A
Speaker
Number of staves 20
Top
wood Spruce
Fretboard
Borders Yes - wooden
Fretboard scale 67-68cm
Signs material Wood - maple

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