D'Angelico Premier Gramercy Acoustic-Electric Guitar, Caramel Burst

The new Premier Gramercy is a modern single-cutaway grand auditorium guitar. It has refined features for easy playing and amazing tone. The deep single cutaway gives you great access to the fingerboard. The solid spruce top with a thin satin finish and finely scalloped X-bracing creates a clear, resonant sound. Signature D'Angelico details include a smaller version of their classic headstock, an archtop-inspired Scalini pickguard, and Antique Bronze hardware. At an affordable price, it offers high quality. It also comes with a Fishman Sonitone onboard preamp for easy, true-to-tone amplification. The mahogany neck with a rosewood fingerboard feels great and produces a warm, well-balanced sound. Specifications: Body Shape - Grand Auditorium; Body Material - Solid Spruce (Top), Laminated Sapele (Back & Sides); Body Finish - Satin; Neck Profile - C-Shape; Fretboard Material - Rosewood; Fretboard Radius - 14'; Scale Length - 25'; No. of Frets - 20 Medium Jumbo Frets; Fretboard Inlays - Small Acrylic Diamonds; Electronics - Fishman Sonitone; Bridge - Rosewood, Stairstep; Pickguard - Stairstep, Vintage Brown Tortoise; Strings - D'Addario EXP-16 (12-53); Tuning Machines - Stairstep Wave; Hardware Finish - Antique Bronze.

Using this D'Angelico Premier Gramercy guitar is easy. Just pick it up and start strumming. The deep single cutaway makes it simple to reach all the frets on the fingerboard. For amplification, use the Fishman Sonitone onboard preamp. Just connect it to your amplifier and adjust the settings to get the tone you want. When it comes to maintenance, keep the guitar in a case when not in use to protect it from scratches and damage. Wipe the strings with a clean cloth after each use to keep them in good condition. You may need to change the strings regularly, about every few months depending on how often you play. Also, make sure to keep the guitar in a place with stable temperature and humidity to avoid warping. If you have any questions about tuning or setup, you can always consult a professional guitar technician.