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Ortega Guitars 6 String Signature Series Made in Spain Ben Woods Flamenco Acoustic-Electric Nylon Classical Guitar w/Bag, Right (BWSM/2)
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Ortega Guitars 6 String Signature Series Made in Features
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BWSM/2 - Ben Woods - All Solid Flamenco Thinline Acoustic/Electric Nylon String Guitar - Hand Made in Spain- Signature Series - w/ Bag
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Solid Red Western Cedar Top, Solid European Walnut Back & Sides, Natural Gloss Finish
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Mahogany Neck, Gloss Finish - Ebony Fretboard & Bridge - Sycamore Binding
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650 mm Scale - Thinline Body 80 mm - 52 mm Nut Width - 19 Frets - Spanish Heel with 2-Way Truss rod - Flamenco double scratch plate included - Fishman/Ortega Clasica Blend System, 1/4" Jack & XLR output with Built in Tuner - 12-Hole Bridge: Provides a greater break angle for a cleaner, crisper sound & faster string replacement - Gold Tuning Machines with Black Buttons - Venetian Cutaway
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Includes Ben Woods Signature Gig Bag
About Ortega Guitars 6 String Signature Series Made In
Product Description The creator of FLAMETAL (Flamenco-Metal), Ben Woods is an international recording artist and touring musician known the world over for his originality and excellence in Flamenco guitar artistry. His collaboration with Ortega has produced 3 unique and innovative guitars, a perfect reflection of the artist himself. The Flametal-One and Flametal-Two bridge his two worlds, with not-so-subtle nods to his Metal heritage, while the BWSM/2 satisfies the traditional flamenco master at his most demanding. From the Manufacturer Ortega breaks barriers without losing focus on the basics of classical guitar making. Always conscious of the deep traditions of guitar construction, we are not afraid to apply contemporary processes in order to improve the playing experience. Two-way truss rods, 12-hole bridges, and a wide variety of scale lengths and nut widths are just some of the ways Ortega is moving guitar building forward in order to make a better instrument for you.
