Is this a folk acoustic guitar or a dreadnought?
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Per Yamaha it is a folk acoustic guitar, and per what I hear when I play I would agree it is folk.
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To be perfectly honest I wasn't aware of the distinction before this question was asked, but I believe it is a dreadnought.
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I bought it for my Fender acoustic dreadnought guitar and it fits like a glove! Here a link to my exact guitar with specs so you can make a final decision. Good luck.http://www.fender.com/series/classic-design/cd-140sce-natural/
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Follow up to my previous answer. I just googled your guitar and it is a dreadnought. It will fit perfectly!
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This is a full sized dreadnought guitar ! 41.5 inches by 15.5 ! Full ADULT sized acoustic guitar.
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Kaces 5-Ply Black Hardshell Wood Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar CaseThis is a link to the guitar case that you would need for this guitar.
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Kaces 5-Ply Black Hardshell Wood Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar CaseThis is a link to the case you would need for the guitar in question.
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It came with steel strings and I've been using Martin Light Acoustic Strings. Sounds great, resonates better than my Fender Acoustic.
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Sophia, This is a standard "dreadnought" size instrument. Its the best selling size of acoustic guitar by far. We would recommend this size instrument for most everyone from teens up unless they had very petite hands - in which case we might recommend a "student" sized instrument. While not a perfect measurement (hands don't necessarily link to height - a competent guitar teacher would be best to insure), if the player is over 4' 6" in height, they are fine with a dreadnought size guitar like the SA-50 which they can use for life. Your Friends at EZPICKN
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Yes it is a metal string acoustic guitar. I am not sure if the metal is steel but I would assume so. And it is indeed very beautiful
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The outside is a true medium brown, no red to it. Nice vintage look. The interior on mine is black, the usual plush, very well-padded. The interior dimensions have a little "give" to them on account of the padding, but here they are: lower bout = 16", waist = 12", upper bout = 13", headstock area = 6". From the lower end of the case to the neck cradle (body length) = 23". The depth is 5", counting the little extra space the domed top provides. I use mine to keep a vintage Regal Milord guitar in, which is 5" deep at the endpin, and it fits just fine. Case is very well made, hinges are high quality, I'm very happy with mine. One note - I don't believe the hygrometer works. The outside is a true medium brown, no red to it. Nice vintage look. The interior on mine is black, the usual plush, very well-padded. The interior dimensions have a little "give" to them on account of the padding, but here they are: lower bout = 16", waist = 12", upper bout = 13", headstock area = 6". From the lower end of the case to the neck cradle (body length) = 23". The depth is 5", counting the little extra space the domed top provides. I use mine to keep a vintage Regal Milord guitar in, which is 5" deep at the endpin, and it fits just... » Read More The outside is a true medium brown, no red to it. Nice vintage look. The interior on mine is black, the usual plush, very well-padded. The interior dimensions have a little "give" to them on account of the padding, but here they are: lower bout = 16", waist = 12", upper bout = 13", headstock area = 6". From the lower end of the case to the neck cradle (body length) = 23". The depth is 5", counting the little extra space the domed top provides. I use mine to keep a vintage Regal Milord guitar in, which is 5" deep at the endpin, and it fits just fine. Case is very well made, hinges are high quality, I'm very happy with mine. One note - I don't believe the hygrometer works. « Show Less
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Yes, it does. I don't know what kind, but I assume it's their own brand. Right out of the box I tuned it up and it sounded wonderful. The frets are well finished and feel good. It has an excellent sound and feel, just what you'd expect from a similar, vintage instrument. I've used my Jim Dandy on a number of recordings and it's a great sounding contrast to dreadnought and jumbo style guitars.
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Not this model, but they do make an acoustic/electric version of this guitar
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43" x 6" x 19" standard dreadnought size similar to an Epiphone. Mine came with just a cable. Very nice guitar for the money. You should take it to a guitar store and have it set up. Also the strings suck put D'Addorio's on in place!
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It looked to be a newer version of the electronics than that on my Sunburst AJ-220SCE, Both are wonderful playing and sounding guitars. The first one I bought had a really bad neck but using Amazon prime was no problem sending it back and getting replacement
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I bought it for my husband and he says no, it's simply acoustic. Has a nice sound.
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Indoneisa, i wouldnt worry about that tho, if u want a nice acoustic for cheap this is the guitar. It resonates really nice almost like it has an effect. Also, the fret job isnt that bad wich i thouhht it would be when i was purchasing. Its smaller than you think tho so make sure u know what scale guitar yoir looking at before u buy this, it suprised me but im still very sattisfied
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The top is a 1/16" thick veneer on another wood, not sure what type. The top and binding are attached very neatly, as well as much higher priced guitars. The sound of the guitar is very "tele", and the bridge pickup is a brass based 6.4 ohm wax potted, with a cloth outer winding. You won't find more for the money.