Sitka Original
$869.99 – $1,331.99
Sitka Original
Solid Top – $869.99 MSRP
Solid Wood – $1209.99 MSRP
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Sitka Original
Crafted with a solid Spruce top and Mahogany back and sides, the Sitka original series provides an exceptional example of what can be achieved when tonewoods are masterfully combined. Whether you find yourself in front of an audience or a microphone, these Weissenborns will provide smooth low-ends and crisp, defined highs. The Sitka original series is complete with Hawaiian rope binding, and inlay markers that make sliding up and down the fretboard pure joy. Every instrument comes with a padded gig bag for added protection and portability, and grover style tuners- so you always sound your best!
Features:
- Grover style tuners for precision tuning
- Bone nut and saddle for sustain and tone
- Rosewood Fingerboard and Bridge
- Hawaiian Rope Binding
- D’Addario® strings standard for tone and reliability
- Includes Twisted Wood padded gig bag
- Bracing and Bridge Plate Designed for increased projection
| Body | Solid Top, Solid Wood |
|---|---|
| Pickup | None, With Pickup |
| Finish | Matte, Gloss |
4 reviews for Sitka Original
Details:
Type |
Scale Length |
Body Depth at Bridge |
Fretboard Width at Nut |
Fretboard Width at 14th Fret |
|
Weissenborn |
24 3/4” |
79.0mm / 3-1/4" |
50.0mm / 1-15/16" |
62.0mm / 2-9/16" |
Specifications:
Body shape |
Weissenborn Hollow Neck |
Top |
Solid Spruce |
Back & sides |
Mahogany Back & Sides |
Neck |
Mahogany Neck |
Tuning machine |
Grover Style Machine heads |
Nut & saddles |
Bone Nut & Bone Saddle |
Bridge pins |
White Bridge Pins |
Binding |
Rope Binding |
Rosette |
Rope Ring |
Bridge & fretboard |
Rosewood Bridge & Fretboard |
Strings |
D’addario 13-56 EJ-17 Med. |
Marilyn H Sitka –
Love the look of the solid sitka spruce
Tracy J –
This is the instrument i find myself picking up whenever I’m feeling blue. Its become a real favourite.
Sydarth –
Open chord magic. Can’t go wrong with a sitka top.
Andrea –
Tom – I purchased the Sitka mountain edition guitar you dropped off at Myhres, it sounded great and I’m excited to learn! I decided against a pick up as it’s a long shot that I’ll plug in any time in the near future.
If you’ve got any resource information on books or teachers or sites to learn from, I’d greatly appreciate it 🙂 Unfortunately the store didn’t have any Weissenborn or slide guitar tutorial books or other resource info available so any guidance you could share would be awesome!
Cheers! Andrea