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Sigma DT-41 Acoustic
£693.00Fair Value1 stores tracked
Buy Signal
Price near historical average — neutral outlook
Confidence: 50/100
RSI (14)
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EMA 20
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EMA 50
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Product Fundamentals
- Take centre stage The commanding voice of the D-14 fret size body lends itself to powerful performances sending loud rich tones flowing in abundance. Part of the dreadnought family the DT-41s body is perfect for anything from rock to pop from indie to country - its superior volume and depth of sound enchants from the first strum. Sublime craftsmanship ...its what you can expect from Sigma. And with the DT-41 its evident in every detail. A solid Sitka spruce top is embellished with with a faux tortoiseshell pickguard and abalone rosette whilst its natural beauty shines through an ultra-thin UV finish. But the real magnificence of spruce lies in the sparkling versatile far-reaching sound that it produces. Expect glorious articulation delicious dynamics and fantastic consistency across the whole frequency range - spruces tone accommodates a range of genres and playing styles. And thanks to tilia back and sides an extra splash of sonic character and definition will be injected into your sound. Specifications Product Code: SIG-GTR-DT-41Body & Bridge Top Material: Solid Sitka Spruce Body Material: Tilia Body Size: D-14 Fret Bridge: Micarta Top Purfling: Abalone Finish: Ultra Thin UV Colour: Natural Rosette: AbaloneNeck & Fingerboard Neck Material: Mahogany Low Profile Construction: Dovetail Neck Joint Fingerboard Material: Micarta Fingerboard Inlay: Abalone Reduced Hexagon Nut Material: Bone Scale Length: 645 mmHardware & Accessories Hardware Colour: Gold Tuning Machines: Grover Open-Gear w/ Butterbean Knobs Pickguard: Faux Tortoise Strings: D´
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