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Alhambra Crossover CS-3 CW E-2



$1,989.00

Specifications
Alhambra Cross Over CS-3 CW E2
* 1 7/8" wide nut
* radiused ebony fingerboard with side dots
* 650 mm scale length
* treble side of neck heel extends to 13th fret for easy access
* Venetian cutaway body design
* bookmarked Western Red cedar top
* solid East Indian rosewood back & sides
* maple body binding
* 2 5/16" wide string spacing at bridge
* 14 5/8" wide lower bout dimension
* 4" deep sides at end pin
* Fishman Prefix Pro Blend mic/pickup/preamp system
* hardshell case

Add to Cart:

  • Model: Crossover CS-3 CW E2
  • Shipping Weight: 12lbs
  • 1 Units in Stock
  • Manufactured by: Alhambra

This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 31 December, 1969.

* All amounts are in Canadian Dollars

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