• Body Type : Concert
• Neck Wood : Mahogany (Okoume)
• Solid Wood Top : Mahogany (Sapele)
• Back & Sides : Layered Mahogany (Okoume)
• Top Finish : Natural gloss
• Back & Side Finish : Natural gloss
• Fretboard : Ovangkol
• # Frets : 20
• Nut Width : 1.6875″
• Tuners Hardware : Chrome Closed Gear
• Lower Bout Width : 15.37″
• Waist Width : 9″
• Upper Bout Width : 11.28″
• Body Length : 19.875″
• Body Depth : 3.75″
• String Gauge : D’Addario EXP 16
• Pickup : N/A
• Bridge : Ovangkol
• Binding : Black
• Inlay : Centered dots
• Case : Standard gigbag
• Scale Length : 25.5″
• Sound Hole : 4″
• Crafted In : China

Features:BODY SHAPEThe Concert is our most popular body shape, favored by players because it is well-balanced, compact, comfortable to play, and offers all the qualities of a great sounding guitar. It generates a wonderfully articulate range of tone with an ample low end that is never boomy, but always felt. The Concert works well when played fingerstyle, as vocal accompaniment, or at a full strum.BREEDLOVE PINLESS BRIDGEThe Breedlove Pinless Bridge helps maintain the integrity of the top by eliminating the need for six drilled string holes. The fewer holes in your soundboard, the more evenly the sound wave can move across the interior, without any loss of energy. The Breedlove Pinless Bridge also provides a gentler string-break angle from the bridge to the top of the saddle, reducing saddle strain. This innovative bridge also makes string changes a breeze, especially on 12 strings. Plus, you’ll never again have to worry about lost, worn-out, or broken bridge pins.BREEDLOVE NECKBreedlove guitars feature a slimmer neck profile, which enables comfortable play, even with smaller hands. The hand-rubbed, semi-gloss Breedlove neck finish also contributes to ideal playability. The labor-intensive finish process includes precise finish coat applications, fine sanding, and hand buffing and rubbing.TOP WOODSitka spruce, picea sitchensis, originates in the northwest United States. Sitka spruce has been the primary top wood for American-made instruments for decades. It is strong and light with extended harmonic content, and it nearly equals the power of Adirondack. It offers a strong, focused tone with a solid fundamental — perfect for flatpicking styles. When compared with European spruce, Sitka delivers warmer, more fundamental sound, largely free of overtones. Sitka takes a slightly longer period of playing time to open up. It has a straight uniform grain and coloration ranges from white to pink to light brown.