Recording King Announces New All-Solid Contemporary Series Acoustic Guitars
January 17, 2008
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With modern styling, original detailing and superior craftsmanship, new Contemporary Series acoustic guitars from Recording King introduce new traditions to the 21st century.
Contemporary Series acoustic guitars are a new benchmark in value and design. These all-solid guitars appeal to a broad cross-section of players who want the expertise of pre-war craftsmanship but the style and look of something truly original.
Available in dreadnaught or 000-style with cutaway and Fishman EQ pickup, each model features a solid AA Sitka spruce top, solid African mahogany or solid East Indian rosewood back and sides, fully scalloped forward-x bracing, a one-piece mahogany neck with a thin "C" profile, half moon tuners and an ebony fretboard and bridge.
The RDC-126/127 has black/white purfling on the top and back, a black beveled pickguard, an M.O.P. dot fretboard inlay and maple binding.
The RDC-226/227 has top, back and side purfling, maple binding on the body, fretboard and headstock, a contemporary snowflake abalone fretboard inlay and an original "cat eye and diamond" rosette.
Recording King is the manufacturer of resonator banjos, open back banjos, acoustic guitars and cowboy art guitars.
NAMM BOOTH #5476
For more information, visit their web site at www.recordingking.com.
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