Detail 01
Forward-shifted GE-scalloped X bracing
The bracing is described as increasing soundboard flexibility, resonance, and overtone development.

Independent shopping perspective
Finished in 1935 Sunburst satin, the D-18 Standard Satin is a right-handed dreadnought built around a solid Sitka spruce top, mahogany back and sides, and forward-shifted GE-scalloped X bracing. Its described response combines powerful lows with articulate mids and shimmering highs. The GE Modified Low Oval neck meets an ebony fingerboard, and its 25.4-inch scale, 1.75-inch nut width, and 20 frets establish the stated feel and layout for fingerstyle passages or firm rhythm accompaniment.


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Detail 01
The bracing is described as increasing soundboard flexibility, resonance, and overtone development.
Detail 02
These woods are associated here with a rich, balanced sound.
Detail 03
This version carries the specified sunburst color with satin top and body finishes.
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It is the 1935 Sunburst version, specified with a satin finish.
It has 20 frets.
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