Specification:
ColorBlack Matt
Model NameD10C
BrandAshton
TypeAcoustic Guitar
Neck MaterialMahogany
Number Of Frets21
TrusrodDual Action
String MaterialSteel
Body ShapeCutaway
Fretboard MaterialSmartwood
The Ashton D10C Black Guitar features a striking appearance and body that elevates your performance to new heights. The spruce top produces a clean and resonant sound. Basswood is used for the back and sides, which helps to balance the timbre. The Ashton D10CBK guitar is comfortable to play whether you are sitting or standing. The Rosewood FretBoard is used to produce a gentle tone.
The tone and finish are identical to the D20 guitars. This guitar's packing has also been upgraded, with additional protection for the neck and the bottom side of the inner box.
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It’s hard to name that one person who’s never played a guitar, or at least, wanted to. Hobbyists and occasional guitar players are in abundance, but those handful who are in dire need of a good acoustic guitar will certainly like what we’ve prepared.
Chords are, basically, several notes played simultaneously, resulting in a sort of harmony. Now, there are all kinds of chord types, from melancholic minors, over joyous majors, to heavy power chords. Whenever you strum several notes on your guitar (or hit two or more keys on your piano, or any other instrument), you're essentially playing a chord.
