Recording King Dirty 30's Parlor Guitar

The Recording King Dirty 30's Parlor Guitar is a modern take on a classic turn-of-the-century instrument. It is the perfect choice for guitar enthusiasts, recording engineers, blues players, and beginners looking for a compact, easy-to-play, and great-sounding guitar. Inspired by a historic Lyon & Healy model, this parlor-size guitar combines vintage design with modern upgrades to deliver a truly remarkable instrument.

The Dirty 30's Parlor features a solid spruce top that produces a classic tone with excellent projection. Its comfortable rosewood fretboard is adorned with stencil fret markers, adding a touch of nostalgia. With a 24.2" scale length and a bone nut and saddle, this guitar offers superb string/body resonance and exceptional playability.

While many small-body guitars from the turn-of-the-century used ladder bracing, the Dirty 30's Parlor benefits from modern x-bracing. This bracing design accommodates modern string tension while retaining the distinctive sound of vintage parlor guitars. The result is a guitar that combines the best of both worlds, delivering vintage charm with improved performance.

The Recording King Dirty 30's Parlor is finished in a dark tobacco sunburst, adding to its timeless appeal. Whether you're a fan of vintage design or seeking a versatile instrument, this guitar is a perfect fit. It captures the essence of the past while embracing the advancements of the present.

Features:

• Modern update of a classic turn-of-the-century guitar
• Perfect for guitar history buffs, recording engineers, blues players, and beginners
• Traditional parlor-size body based on a historic Lyon & Healy model
• Solid spruce top for classic tone and projection
• Comfortable rosewood fretboard with stencil fret markers
• 24.2" scale length and bone nut and saddle for excellent resonance
• X-bracing designed for modern string tension and vintage parlor guitar sound
• Finished in dark tobacco sunburst for a timeless look