Step back in time with the Recording King Dirty 30's 12-string dreadnought acoustic guitar, a masterful blend of vintage charm and modern acoustics. Inspired by the robust sounds of the 1930s, this guitar is designed for those who appreciate the lush harmonics of a 12-string. The solid Sitka spruce top is paired with sturdy whitewood back and sides, offering a resonant and rich tone that fills any room. It's not just about sound; the mahogany neck with its comfortable “C”-shape and smooth laurel fingerboard ensures every chord and note is a joy to play.

The guitar's standout feature, the wide 1-15/16-inch nut width, provides ample space for each string course, facilitating effortless picking and fretting. This thoughtful design allows both seasoned players and beginners to explore intricate fingerpicking and bold strumming without compromise. Additionally, the Cross Lap "Double X" bracing enhances stability while maintaining superb resonance, making it ideal for both stage performances and intimate sessions.

The Dirty 30's aesthetic is completed with ivory top body binding, large ivory dot fingerboard inlays, and a classic RK Whitley pickguard, all nodding to its vintage roots. This is more than a guitar—it's a piece of musical history, refined for today's passionate musicians.

Key Features:

• Solid Sitka spruce top with whitewood back and sides
• Cross Lap "Double X" bracing for enhanced stability
• Wide 1-15/16-inch nut width for easy string navigation
• Comfortable "C"-shape mahogany neck with smooth laurel fingerboard
• Classic dreadnought body shape for powerful projection
• Vintage-inspired aesthetic with intricate ivory inlays

Product specs

FAQs

What type of wood is used in the Recording King Dirty 30's 12-string dreadnought acoustic guitar?

The guitar features a solid Sitka spruce top and whitewood back and sides, which contribute to its warm and resonant sound.

Is the Recording King Dirty 30's 12-string dreadnought acoustic guitar suitable for beginners?

This guitar is designed with a comfortable C-shaped mahogany neck and a 16" radius, making it accessible for beginners who are interested in exploring the rich sound of a 12-string guitar.

What is the neck profile of the Recording King Dirty 30's 12-string dreadnought acoustic guitar?

The guitar has a C-shaped mahogany neck, which provides a comfortable grip for most hand sizes, enhancing playability for both beginners and experienced players.

How does the cross lap double X-bracing affect the sound of the Recording King Dirty 30's 12-string dreadnought acoustic guitar?

The cross lap double X-bracing enhances the guitar's structural integrity while allowing the solid Sitka spruce top to resonate freely, resulting in a full-bodied, balanced tone.

What is the nut width of the Recording King Dirty 30's 12-string dreadnought acoustic guitar?

The nut width is 1.93 inches, providing ample space for fingerstyle playing and making it easier to manage the additional strings of a 12-string guitar.