Striebel Guitars – Masterbuilt D Slopeshoulder spruce / rosewood

5.100,00 

incl. 19% VAT

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  • Model Slopeshoulder Dreadnought
  • Top solid spruce / Picea Abies
  • Back / sides solid Indian rosewood
  • Inlays / Bindings olive wood
  • Ebony bridge
  • Neck Khaya
  • Fingerboard ebony
  • Headstock ebony
  • Frets 14
  • Built-in 2-way Trussrod
  • Case Hardcase
  • Bracing Scalloped X-Bracing
  • Nut width 43.5mm
  • Neck profile C
  • Condition new

This slopeshoulder dreadnought from Joe’s workshop has a wonderfully pleasant weight, a great response and is an absolute dream in terms of sound. Spruce top, Indian rosewood back / sides, scalloped X-bracing, C-neck profile, nut width 43.5mm, finely crafted with olive wood binding and high-gloss finish.

Joe Striebel from “Striebel Guitars” is a master guitar maker, friend, colleague and the first ever apprentice in our master workshop, all in one!

In his workshop in Wolfratshausen, he builds outstanding instruments by hand and with great attention to detail, which has secured him a firm place among the well-known German luthieries of today for decades.

We are all the more pleased to be able to present some selected instruments from his collection!

 

 

 

Acoustic Guitar Shape

Dreadnought

Saddle width

43,5mm

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    Weidacher Hauptstraße 1c

    82515 Wolfratshausen

    Deutschland - Germany

    Telefon: 08171- 345 98 6

    Website: http://www.striebelguitars.com

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    Weidacher Hauptstraße 1c

    82515 Wolfratshausen

    Deutschland - Germany

    Telefon: 08171- 345 98 6

    Website: http://www.striebelguitars.com

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