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- dreadnought style, spruce top, round soundhole, mahogany back/sides, mahogany neck, celluloid double binding on body, 14/20-fret rosewood fingerboard with dot inlay, rosewood bridge with white bridgepins, black celluloid batwing pickguard, three-per-side Kluson tuners, available in Natural Spruce Top/Shaded Burgundy high gloss finish, mfg. 1965-69.
A similar model, the Seranade I (Model 401) featured maple back and sides, and was available in Natural Spruce Top, Transparent Cherry Red and Transparent Sunburst finishes.
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- similar to the Balladere I, except features rosewood back/sides, two-color laminated line purfling (top and back), bound fingerboard, available Natural or Transparent Sunburst finish, body thickness 5 in., mfg. 1968-69.
- dreadnought style, 3.25 in. body depth, bound spruce top, round soundhole, mahogany back/sides, 24.5 in. scale, 14/20-fret Indian rosewood fingerboard, rosewood bridge with white bridgepins, three-per-side chrome enclosed tuners, availabl...
