Wechter Nashville Tuned Cutaway Acoustic/Electric Guitar in Campville, New York For Sale

PRICE INCLUDES:
1-NVxxxxCEHNB - Wechter Nashville-tuned Parlor Elite Cutaway Acoustic/Electric Guitar (SN:xxxxxxxx47)
1-EJ38H - D'Addario Phos Brnz 10-27 NASH Strings
1-Wechter Hardshell case
Beautiful hazelnut brown stain. Just over a year old. | Stored safely in the case with no gigging! - Mint Condition!
THIS GUITAR IS NO LONGER IN PRODUCTION!!
HARD TO FIND!!! GREAT FOR RECORDING, FOLK, BLUEGRASS, COUNTRY & SINGER/SONGWRITERS!
(Check out videos on Youtube to get an idea just what this guitar sounds like and can do)
Finally, a guitar that is made specially for Nashville tuning:
A longtime secret weapon in Nashville's many recording studios, "Nashville-tuned" guitars are the result of taking the octave strings out of a 12-string set and putting them on a guitar, so that the lowest 4 strings on the guitar are one octave high, with the B and high E strings remaining the same. These high-strung guitars were then layered with standard tuned guitars to create a bigger guitar sound than a standard 12-string provides. Many engineers then pan the two guitars hard left and hard right so that on one side you hear the standard guitar and on the other you hear the Nashville-tuned an octave higher. It greats a beautiful aural picture.
Nashville Magic! Wechter's Nashville-tuned Special Elite acoustic guitar uses special high-strung, or Nashville tuning, which adds a unique tonality to recordings or live performances. Double a standard acoustic guitar part with the Nashville-tuned Special Elite, and you've got the kind of spacious, airy sound that no 12-string can touch! Play this comfortable parlor-sized guitar in an ensemble, and you've got a tone that stands out, while it tastefully complements the other instruments.
Add another dimension to your music:
Nashville studio vets have used this tuning as a secret tonal weapon for years, and now, you can add it to your own tracks, with the Nashville-tuned Special Elite! Whether you call it "sparkle," "dimension," or "angel hair," this tuning works wonders for recordings. You simply have to hear it to believe it!
The Wechter Nashville-tuned acoustic guitar adds an amazingly unique tonality to your studio sessions or live performances!
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The guitar is small -- similar in size to a parlor guitar. It has been specifically designed to provide balanced sound for the custom-gauged light strings. The Nashville Special Elite Cutaway produces wonderful tone, with beautiful sparkle, but no harshness, thanks to the warm cedar top. The frets are finished using a Plek Pro system, which results in perfect action and intonation. (The Plek Pro is a computer-controlled system that analyzes the guitar then uses robotics to finish the frets to perfection.) Because of the Plek-ing and the excellent setup, which are done in Wechter's U.S. shop, you can play chords all the way up the neck without a problem -- and the guitar is so comfortable and well set up that the full range of the fretboard is usable. When you get way up there, it's easy to create chiming voicings or even mandolin effects. There are lots of possibilities to be explored with Nashville tuning besides doubling regular standard-tuned rhythm parts. The chord voicings you play can be fascinating -- even "normal" chords sound very different, thanks to the octave displacement of the lower four strings.
Above all, the tone of the Nashville Special Elite is angelic. Acoustically, both models offer plenty of projection and clarity, and can keep up with a standard-tuned guitar for volume output. Plugged in, the tone of the Nashville Special Elite Cutaway is solid and natural. The Presys+ system offers EQ and an antifeedback filter -- even a built-in tuner -- so you can optimize the tone to your preferences and the performance situation.
Whether you use it for doubling regular-tuned guitar or as a solo instrument creating innovative sounds, the Nashville Special Elite shines. At this price, it's really a no-brainer: guitar players will want one for their arsenal (why bother restringing an acoustic guitar when you can have this purpose-designed, dedicated instrument?), and studios should have one to offer their clients.