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This Ortega Bride Suite Natural Gloss electro-classical guitar combines a modern thinline design with a cutaway for easy access to the upper frets. Its rechargeable MagusPro/G amplification system guarantees a clear and precise sound, ideal for stage performances or home studio recording. The solid spruce top, paired with flamed maple back and sides, offers a rich sound balance and excellent projection, while the okoume neck with rosewood fingerboard ensures optimal comfort for demanding guitarists.
| Model | BRIDESUITE C/E |
|---|---|
| Type | Thinline, cutaway |
| Amplification System | Rechargeable Ortega MagusPro/G EQ |
| Top | Solid spruce with flamed maple veneer |
| Back & Sides | Flamed maple |
| Binding | Flamed mahogany |
| Neck | Okoume (50mm nut) |
| Fingerboard & Bridge | Rosewood |
| Bridge | 12-hole |
| Truss Rod | Double action |
| Machine Heads | Brass/satin black A-class |
| Armrest | Yes |
| Soundport | Side |
| Strings | Ortega NYP44H |
| Accessories | Deluxe padded gig bag |
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