No. of Strings
6
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No. of Frets
21
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- similar to the Coronado II, except has a dye-injected beechwood body, available in Wildwood finishes available in finishes that were marked on the pickguard from I to IV, mfg. 1967-1970.
The Wildwood finish was the result of a seven-year process in Germany where dye was injected into growing beech trees. After the trees were harvested, veneers were cut and laminated to the guitar tops. Pickguard numbers (I-VI) refer to the dye color (primary color of green, blue, and gold) and the applied finish.
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- double rounded cutaway semi-hollow bound beech body, arched top, f-holes, raised white pickguard, bolt-on maple neck, 21-fret rosewood fingerboard with pearl dot inlay, adjustable rosewood bridge/trapeze tailpiece, six-on-one-side tuners,...
- similar to the Coronado, except has two pickups, four knobs (two v, two tone), a three-way pickup switch, bound f-holes, a bound fingerboard with block inlays, and some featured a tremolo and checkered binding, mfg. 1966-1970.
- similar to Coronado II, except in 12-string configuration and six-per-side tuners, available in Natural finish, mfg. 1967-1970.
- symmetrical double cutaway Coronado-style semi-hollow body, laminated maple body with alder center block, white body binding, two bound f-holes, bolt-on C-shaped maple neck, 21-fret bound rosewood fingerboard with pearloid block inlays, s...
- similar to the Coronado XII 12-String, except has a dye-injected beechwood body, available in Wildwood finishes available in finishes that were marked on the pickguard from I to IV, mfg. 1967-1970.
