Few people on the planet know more about the history and construction of acoustic guitars than George Gruhn, so when we heard that he was starting his own acoustic company with guitars of his own design, we knew we had to try some out! This is the Gruhn Versitar Thinline Baritone guitar serial A140B built of a solid sitka spruce top with flame pecan for the back and sides.

The guitar most notably features an offset soundhold design, and is built with a bolt-on construction – the neck is fastened with two furniture bolts that go into threaded metal fixtures in the neck – these will never strip no matter how many times you take the neck off to service the guitar. The guitar has a neck that meets the body at the 15th fret and has a full 22-fret board, it’s an easy playing neck that electric players will feel quite at home on! If you’re in the market for a modern looking yet familiar sounding acoustic guitar – try a Versitar out!

Includes: Gigbag

• Acoustic-Electric Guitar
• Versitar Thinline 15-Fret Body Size
• Sitka Spruce Top
• Flame Pecan Back and Sides
• 3-Piece Maple /Walnut Neck
• East Indian Rosewood Fretboard and Bridge
• 29″ Scale Length
• 43mm Nut Width
• 22 Medium Jescar Frets
• Minimal Top Bracing
• Nickel Open Gear Tuners
• Ivoroid Binding
• L.R. Baggs HiFi Pickup System
• 6 lbs 3 oz.
• .780″ Neck Thickness at 1st Fret
• .910″ Neck Thickness at 9th Fret