Experience the timeless elegance and exceptional craftsmanship of the Bedell 1964 Special Edition Dreadnought. This steel-string acoustic guitar is a celebration of Bedell's dedication to quality and sound. Inspired by the classic dreadnought design, this guitar offers a rich, resonant tone that suits both strumming and fingerpicking styles. Crafted with a solid Sitka spruce top, it ensures a bright, clear sound that projects beautifully in any setting. The back and sides are made from Indian rosewood, contributing to its deep bass and warm midrange.

The neck is constructed from one-piece mahogany, providing stability and a comfortable grip for smooth playability. The fingerboard is made from African ebony, adding a touch of luxury and a smooth playing surface that enhances your performance. With its hand-scalloped X-bracing, the Bedell 1964 Special Edition Dreadnought delivers an even response across all frequencies, making it a versatile choice for any musician.

Each element of this guitar is carefully selected and assembled to ensure a perfect balance of beauty and function. Whether you're performing on stage or playing in your living room, this guitar provides an exceptional musical experience that will inspire your creativity.

Key Features:

• Solid Sitka spruce top for clear, bright sound
• Indian rosewood back and sides for deep bass and warm midrange
• One-piece mahogany neck for stability and comfortable grip
• African ebony fingerboard for a smooth playing surface
• Hand-scalloped X-bracing for even tonal response

Product specs

FAQs

What kind of sound can I expect from the Bedell 1964 Special Edition Dreadnought?

The Bedell 1964 Special Edition Dreadnought offers a rich, resonant tone with deep bass and clear mids, thanks to its dreadnought body shape and spruce top combined with mahogany back and sides.

Is the Bedell 1964 Special Edition Dreadnought suitable for live performances?

Yes, it features an internal piezo pickup, making it suitable for live performances when amplified, although it does not have an active preamp.

How does the mahogany body affect the sound of the Bedell 1964 Special Edition Dreadnought?

The mahogany back and sides provide a warm, balanced tone with a focus on the midrange, complementing the dreadnought's bold sound.

What type of strings does the Bedell 1964 Special Edition Dreadnought use?

The Bedell 1964 Special Edition Dreadnought uses steel strings, which contribute to its bright and resonant sound profile.

Does the Bedell 1964 Special Edition Dreadnought have a cutaway design?

No, the Bedell 1964 Special Edition Dreadnought features a traditional dreadnought body shape without a cutaway, offering a full-bodied sound.