No. of Strings
12
Body Type
Hollow
No. of Frets
20
Weight
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- dreadnought style 12-string body, solid spruce top, quilted maple back and sides, mahogany neck, 14/20 rosewood fingerboard with dot inlay, six-per-side gold Grover tuners, multi-ply binding, abalone soundhole inlay, available in Gloss Natural finish, mfg. 2001-03.
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- single sharp cutaway jumbo-style body, select spruce top, quilt ash back and sides, black top binding, round soundhole with three-ring rosette (large middle ring of abalone pearl), 14/20-fret rosewood fingerboard with pearl dot inlays, qu...
- dreadnought style, select spruce top, round soundhole, body binding, mahogany back/sides, 14/20-fret fingerboard with white dot inlay, triangular Dean rosewood bridge, three-per-side die-cast tuners, available in Gloss Natural finish, mfg...
- similar to the Tradition S except features a piezo bridge pickup and Shadow five-band EQ, available in Gloss Natural finish, mfg. 1998-2000.
- similar to the Tradition One, except has no fingerboard inlay, select spruce top, and available in Powder Black finish, mfg. 2003-04.
- dreadnought style, solid spruce top, mahogany sides/back/neck, 14/20-fret rosewood fingerboard with dot inlay, chrome hardware, Gloss Natural finish, mfg. 2003-present.
- similar to the Tradition S except in 12-string configuration, available in Gloss Natural finish, mfg. 1999-2010.
- single rounded cutaway dreadnought-style body, spruce top, mahogany back and sides, single-ply black binding, round soundhole with three-ring rosette, 14/20-fret rosewood fingerboard with pearl dot inlays, mahogany headstock overlay, thre...
- similar to the Tradition Daytona except has a piezo pickup and electronics, mfg. 2003-2010.
