| Body Shape: | D – Dreadnought | ||
| Body Top: | Solid Sitka Spruce | ||
| Top Bracing Pattern: | Scalloped X | ||
| Soundhole Diameter: | 3 7/8" (98mm) | ||
| Rosette: | Pearloid / ABS | ||
| Top Purfling Inlay: | Black/White/Black ABS | ||
| Body Sides: | Flamed Mahogany | ||
| Body Back: | Arched Flamed Mahogany | ||
| Body Binding: | ABS | ||
| Neck Material: | Mahogany | ||
| Scale Length: | 25 1/2" (648mm) | ||
| Neck Shape: | Slim C | ||
| Nut Width: | 1 11/16" (43mm) | ||
| Neck Thickness 1st Fret: | 21mm | ||
| Neck Thickness 9th Fret | :24mm | ||
| Truss Rod: | Dual Action | ||
| Truss Rod Wrench: | 4mm Allen Key | ||
| Fingerboard Material: | Pau Ferro | ||
| Fingerboard Radius: | 16" (406mm) | ||
| Fingerboard Inlays: | Pearloid Dots | ||
| Frets Total: | 20 | ||
| Color: | Natural (NAT) | ||
| Finish: | Satin Polyurethane | ||
| Finish – Top: | Matte Polyurethane | ||
| Finish - Back and Sides: | Matte Polyurethane | ||
| Finish – Neck: | Matte Polyurethane | ||
| Bridge Material: | Pau Ferro | ||
| Bridge String Spacing: | 2 1/4" (56mm) | ||
| Bridge Pins: | Ivory Colored Plastic with Black Dot | ||
| Saddle Material: | Compensated Bone | ||
| Hardware Finish: | Chrome | ||
| Nut Material: | Bone | ||
| Endpin Strap Button: | Nickel | ||
| Pickguard: | Tortoiseshell | ||
| Electronics: | Guild/Fishman Sonitone GT-1 with Volume and Tone controls | ||
| Strings: | D'Addario EXP16 - Coated Phosphor Bronze Light (.012 - .053) | ||
| Included Case: | Case Sold Separately | ||
| Upper Bout Width: | 11 5/8" (295mm) | ||
| Lower Bout Width: | 15 3/4" (400mm) | ||
| Body Depth UpperBout: | 3 3/4" (95mm) | ||
| Body Depth LowerBout: | 4 3/4" (121mm) | ||
| Body Length: | 20" (508mm) | ||
| Overall Length: | 42" (1067mm) | ||
Now the D-240E comes with exotic flamed mahogany back and sides and a solid spruce top for a meaty tone and dynamic response. The dreadnought shape provides guitarists with a classic acoustic sound and balanced voicing, and Guild’s historic archback design offers improved bass response and a stronger overall projection. It also features Guild’s Fishman-designed AP-1 preamp system for a more flexible tone while amplifying your signal for use in stage or studio. More features include an Pau Ferro fingerboard and bridge, bone nut and saddle, mother-of-pearl rosette, tortoiseshell pickguard, and a beautiful satin polyurethane finish.
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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.
