Detail 01
12th-fret neck joint
Places the bridge deeper in the lower bout for a fuller, more immediate and touch-sensitive response.

Independent shopping perspective
The Ebony J-45 Century takes the round-shoulder dreadnought in a 12-fret direction. Its neck joint moves the bridge deeper into the lower bout, giving the guitar a fuller, more immediate response with added warmth, low end and sensitivity to lighter playing. Sitka spruce, mahogany and scalloped X-bracing maintain a balanced, articulate foundation as the attack increases. A SlimTaper 12-fret mahogany neck and rosewood fingerboard keep the format comfortable, while satin nitro and open-back tuners reinforce the period-inspired build.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Places the bridge deeper in the lower bout for a fuller, more immediate and touch-sensitive response.
Detail 02
Provides the warm, balanced voice, dynamic range and focused midrange described for the J-45 Century.
Detail 03
Supports responsive playing while helping preserve clarity and articulation.
Detail 04
Specified alongside TUSQ bridge pins as part of the string-contact hardware.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No pickup system or controls are specified for this acoustic guitar.
It has 19 frets.
Ebony, with satin nitrocellulose lacquer on the body.
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