6-string Acoustic Guitar with Spruce Top, Mahogany Back and Sides, Mahogany Neck with SlimTaper Profile, and Rosewood Fingerboard - Vintage Sunburst
Sets a New Standard for Low-cost Acoustic Guitars
You get more guitar for your hard-earned dollars with the Epiphone DR-100 acoustic guitar than you'd expect. You'll find select spruce atop mahogany back and sides. The DR-100's tone will improve with age as the wood matures. And the playability is amazing, thanks to Epiphone's SlimTaper neck shape, a not-too-thick, not-too-thin profile that's ideal for a wide variety of playing styles. So while the Epiphone DR-100 acoustic guitar is priced like a beginner's guitar, it's got tone and feel that you'll never want to give up.
A dreadnought is widely regarded as a well-rounded, ideal entry-point to the acoustic guitar. It's versatile enough to thrive in a multitude of genres, from country and folk, to rock and bluegrass. This makes it perfect if you like to play a bunch of different styles, or are just looking to experiment. The guitars sound is balanced too, with enough presence to make yourself heard. The volume never becomes overpowering though.
Specs:
Tech Specs
String Type:Steel
Number of Strings:6
Body Shape:Dreadnought
Body Style:No Cutaway
Left-/Right-handed:Right-handed
Color:Vintage Sunburst
Finish:Gloss
Top Wood:Spruce
Back & Sides Wood:Mahogany
Neck Wood:Mahogany
Neck Shape:SlimTaper C
Fingerboard Material:Rosewood
Fingerboard Inlay:Pearloid Dots
Number of Frets:20
Scale Length:25.5"
Tuning Machines:Epiphone Premium Tuners
Bridge Material:Rosewood
Nut Width:1.69"
Strings:SAG-MB12
Manufacturer Part Number:EA10VSCH1
Features: Epiphone DR-100 Acoustic Guitar Features: Incredibly affordable acoustic guitar, built with real tonewoods and Epiphone's years of experience Color: Ebony Select Spruce top has a lively, bright tone, great for being heard alongside other instruments Mahogany back and sides add depth and body to your tone, a great complement to the spruce top SlimTaper neck shape is perfect for beginners and younger players, but it's also the preferred neck shape of many professional players worldwide