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Cordoba C10 Guitar, SP/IN Features All solid wood construction Solid European Spruce Top Solid Indian Rosewood back and sides with Ebony Fingerboard Hand inlaid Mother of Pearl “Esteso” Rosette and purfling Includes Cordoba Polyfoam Case

Cordoba C10 Guitar, SP/IN Overviews

The Cordoba C10 is another all solid wood guitar in the Iberia Series. With all solid Indian Rosewood back and sides, and a solid Canadian Cedar or European Spruce top, the C10 has a deep and full-bodied tone reminiscent of vintage Spanish guitars. It also features a lightweight Cedar neck with an Ebony fingerboard, standard scale length and nut width dimensions (650/52), and a nitrocellulose natural finish. Other details include a multi-layer Rosewood/Maple headstock veneer and a Mother of Pearl inlaid “Esteso” weave rosette that is inspired by a Domingo Esteso guitar of the 1920’s. A Rosewood binding and matching red purfling compliments the vintage rosette. A Cordoba Polyfoam case with backpack shoulder straps is included.

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