Product Detail
The GK Studio guitar by Cordoba is a top - selling gem. It features a solid European spruce top, cypress back and sides, and a soft cutaway. Equipped with a Fishman Presys Blend preamp, it's perfect for gigs. With a slightly thinner body, neck, and nut width than traditional Spanish guitars, it's built for the stage. The neck has little or no relief, offering low action for easy and fast playing. Flamenco players will adore its bright, snappy tone that cuts through noise. Any guitarist seeking a new tone will feel at home. It has a two - way truss rod in the neck, a high - gloss finish, and Savarez strings. Family: Cutaway & Electric, Style: Flamenco, Construction: Solid Top. Frets to Body: 12, Body Top: Solid European Spruce, Top Bracing Pattern: Fan, Soundhole Diameter: 84mm (3.3'), Rosette: All Wood Traditional, Top Purfling Inlay: 3 - ply Maple and Black, Tail Strip: Rosewood, Top Binding: Rosewood, Back Binding: Rosewood, Neck Joint: Dovetail, Back Center Strip: Rosewood, Back and Sides Wood: Cypress, Neck Material: Mahogany, Scale Length: 650mm (25.6'), Nut Width: 50mm (2'), Neck Thickness: 1st Fret 21mm, Battery Pack: Inside Preamp Compartment - 9V, Neck Thickness: 9th Fret 24mm, Truss Rod: Dual Action, Headplate: Rosewood, Neck Shape: C Shape, Fingerboard Material: Rosewood, Color: Natural (NAT), Finish: Gloss Polyurethane, Bridge Material: Rosewood, Electronics Vendor & Model: Fishman OEM - PSY - B03, Pickup Type: Undersaddle Piezo + Microphone, Onboard Tuner, Tuning Machine Ratio: 14:1, Tuning Machine Buttons: Black, Saddle Material: Bone, Nut String Spacing: 40mm, Nut Material: Bone, Tuning Machines: Cordoba Gold and Black with Black Buttons, Strings: Savarez Cristal Corum High Tension 500CJ, Frets Total: 19. PLU: GKSTUDIO
Using your Cordoba GK STUDIO guitar is a breeze. First, tune it up using the onboard tuner. When playing, the low - action neck allows for quick and comfortable fingering. For gigs, the preamp helps you get a great sound through your amplifier. Remember to use a 9V battery in the preamp compartment. When it comes to maintenance, keep your guitar in a dry place to prevent damage to the wood. Wipe it down after each use with a soft cloth to maintain the gloss finish. Check the strings regularly and replace them when they start to sound dull. Also, if you need to adjust the truss rod, do it slowly and carefully to avoid any issues with the neck.
