Taran Guitars Tirga Mhor DS7 Acoustic Guitar, Tasmanian Blackwood & Adirondack Spruce
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Details
This is the first bespoke build we have specced for the TNAG Nashville Showroom and we're delighted that it's with Taran Guitars.
It features a stunning set of Master Grade Tasmanian Blackwood for the back & sides and Master Grade Adirondack Spruce Soundboard.
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Model: Tirga Mhor DS7
Spec:
- Back & Sides - Master Grade Tasmanian Blackwood and sides
- Double Side construction with Scottish Larch and Black interior
- Taran Guitars Compression Braces on back
- Soundboard - Master grade Adirondack Spruce.
- Rosette - Hot Sand fade Scottish Walnut with Scottish Sycamore.
- Bindings - Ebano & Double Scottish Sycamore purfling.
- Front Purfling - Opposite Hot sand fade Scottish Walnut & Scottish Sycamore.
- Bevel - Hot Sand fade Scottish Walnut.
- Neck - Negative taper Padauk with 2 way truss rod and carbon fibre reinforcements.
- Fret Board - Fan Fret Ebony bound with Ebano.
- Fret Markers - Gold Circles with Red and Gold Circles at 12th fret.
- Frets - Evo Gold wire with Semi-hemispherical fret ends.
- Headstock - Hot Sand fade Scottish Walnut front and back.
- Tuners in Gold with black button Gotoh 510 21:1.
- Hand Carved Solid Ebony Bridge with Ebony Pins.
- t. Hand cut in Gold.
- Scales - 645mm to 660mm
- Frets to body - 12 also perpendicular fret
- Body Length - 510mm
- Max Body Width - 402mm
- Depth - 124mm
- Width at nut - 45mm
- Spacing at saddle - 59mm
- String Weight - 12-56
- Price includes - Calton Hard case in Orange and Black
Benefits
Fully insured global shipping
All instruments ship direct from Nashville to anywhere in the world, fully insured with trusted global couriers
Easy Returns
Every guitar comes with a 72-hour appraisal period so if you're not satisfied you can return the instrument to us
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Taran Guitars
Set up by Rory Dowling in 2007, Taran Guitars quickly became synonymous with high-quality instruments played by amazing musicians, such as Martin Simpson, and guitar players throughout Britain and beyond.
