Washburn Deep Forest Burl Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar, Amber Fade DFBDA

Combining comfortable playability and an ear-grabbing modern voice, the Washburn Deep Forest Burl D is a contemporary-style acoustic guitar with undeniable flair and elegance. This 6-string acoustic features an okoume back and sides capped by a head-turning poplar burl, resulting in deep, rich articulation. What’s more, the Deep Forest Burl D’s traditional dreadnought-sized body delivers a deep, full character with cannon-like projection. You also get a rock-solid mahogany neck and an easy-playing fingerboard. Guitarists appreciate the intelligently selected tonewoods that add up to an acoustic with a strong voice and a harmonic-laden tone that works well for a variety of musical applications. Intelligently selected tonewoods – The Deep Forest Burl D was built for performance. For starters, its eye-catching poplar burl top offers up deep, rich articulation. Then its okoume back and sides produce a bright, sparkling sound, and its dreadnought-sized body exhibits a full character with out-of-this-world projection. A rock-solid mahogany neck produces an organic, mid-forward sound that’s guaranteed to thrill. This guitar’s intelligently selected tonewoods add up to an acoustic guitar with a strong, modern voice and a harmonic-laden tone that works well for a variety of musical applications. Looking past the great looks, you will find a guitar that plays great and delivers a versatile tone. If you’re looking for an alternative to the typical spruce-topped acoustic guitar, the Deep Forest Burl D is guaranteed to please. EXOTIC & STRIKING BURL TOP Available in two stunning, boutique-inspired fade finishes: Amber Fade & Black Fade. OKOUME BACK & SIDES The Okoume back & sides along with the burl-blend top delivers a tone that is warm with attack. TRADITIONAL DREADNOUGHT BODY The traditional dreadnought body provides a deep, fully voiced, balanced tonal response. MODERN NECK PROFILE The modern neck profile is ultra comfortable and a great fit for any sty