Detail 01
Solid Sitka spruce top and East Indian rosewood back and sides
This wood combination is described as producing articulate highs, rich lows, warmth, and depth.

Independent shopping perspective
For left-handed players, the D-41 Standard combines a solid Sitka spruce top with East Indian rosewood back and sides in a D-14 fret dreadnought. Its forward-shifted GE-scalloped X-bracing is described as adding resonance and sustain, with articulate highs and rich lows. A GE modified low oval neck, ebony fingerboard, and 1 3/4-inch nut width support chord work and fingerstyle playing. Abalone appointments, gold open-gear tuners, and a hardshell case give it a detailed traditional presentation.


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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
This wood combination is described as producing articulate highs, rich lows, warmth, and depth.
Detail 02
The bracing is linked to greater resonance and sustain.
Detail 03
The guitar has 20 frets.
Detail 04
A hardshell case is listed with the guitar.
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Product questions
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Yes. The guitar is listed with left-handed orientation.
Yes. It has a solid Sitka spruce top.
A hardshell case is listed.
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