Detail 01
Traditional oval sound hole
It is part of the KM-670’s warm, rich tonal description.

Independent shopping perspective
The right-handed KM-670 pairs an F-style body with a traditional oval sound hole and a 14-fret neck-body joint. Kentucky describes its solid German spruce carved top and solid Alpine maple back and sides as producing warm, rich character, clarity, and punch. The 14-fret joint is intended to give you greater reach to upper frets. A one-piece Alpine maple neck, radius rosewood fingerboard, adjustable rosewood bridge, and nickel-plated open-gear tuners round out the instrument. It arrives in a ProTour BV-2520 Kentucky-logo mandolin gig bag.


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Detail 01
It is part of the KM-670’s warm, rich tonal description.
Detail 02
It is described as providing greater access to upper frets.
Detail 03
Kentucky describes this wood combination with warmth, clarity, and punch.
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Product questions
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Yes. It uses a traditional oval sound hole.
It includes a ProTour BV-2520 Kentucky-logo mandolin gig bag.
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