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Lowden O32C Rosewood / Spruce
Catalogue No: igLOW-O32C
The big fella of the Lowden range, this jumbo sounding guitar is pretty much as powerful a sounding guitar as it's possible to make, with thunderous bass and phenomenal projection. If you've heard the term piano-like said about certain guitars, this is what piano-like should sound like.
£4,832.00
What They Say
Over the years the 32 has become more sought after especially because of its full bodied and yet very clear defined tone. The sitka spruce top help to balance the rosewood’s warm fullness. The O version is warm, full and clear, the F is the same but with a more focused projection making it ideal for flat-picking and fingerstyle. The S version has been a bit of a surprise in that it has a large body sound in a concert sized instrument!
Specs
BACK AND SIDES: Rosewood
SOUNDBOARD: Sitka Spruce
ROSETTE: Rosewood, sycamore, walnut, mahogany
BINDING: Figured Sycamore
PURFLING: Mahogany, Walnut, Sycamore, rosewood
TUNERS: Gotoh Gold/Ebony 503
BRIDGE: Rosewood
NECK: 5 piece: Mahogany/Rosewood
SOUNDBOARD: Sitka Spruce
ROSETTE: Rosewood, sycamore, walnut, mahogany
BINDING: Figured Sycamore
PURFLING: Mahogany, Walnut, Sycamore, rosewood
TUNERS: Gotoh Gold/Ebony 503
BRIDGE: Rosewood
NECK: 5 piece: Mahogany/Rosewood
The big fella of the Lowden range, this jumbo sounding guitar is pretty much as powerful a sounding guitar as it's possible to make, with thunderous bass and phenomenal projection. If you've heard the term piano-like said about certain guitars, this is what piano-like should sound like.