Description
Specifications
| Body | |
| Shape | Decker’s Creek Dreadnought |
| Soundboard | Solid Sitka Spruce |
| Sides & Back | All Solid Sapele |
| Bracing | Andrew White Ratio Plus Scalloped X bracing |
| Rosette | Abalone |
| Pickguard | None |
| Binding | Flamed Maple, Abalone Purfling |
| Bridge | Andrew White Custom Bridge |
| Nut / Saddle | Graphtech Nubone, Nut Width: 1 11/16″ |
| Construction | |
| Neck joint | Dovetail with Round Neck Heel |
| Head | |
| Head logo | White Pearl |
| Headmachine | 18:1 Ratio Machine Heads / 3D Oval Button |
| Neck / Fingerboard | |
| Neck shape / material | C-Shape 1-Piece Angle Neck (Spanish Cedar) |
| Fingerboard | Ebony 25.5 Scale / 400R |
| Frets | 20F |
| Position mark | Mother of Pearl Dot |
| F/B Binding | Ebony |
| Truss rod | 2-Way |
| Finish | |
| Head top | Gloss |
| Neck | Satin |
| Finger board | Oil |
| Cutaway | |
| Type | none |
| Electronics | |
| EQ / Pickup | None |
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Anonymous –
Amazing guitar.Looks great,says great!
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Anonymous –
Volume is truly amazing!
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James Venable (verified owner) –
I recently received my D 1050 NAT guitar. I was pleasantly surprised that, unlike the photos on this page, it has beautiful abalone inlays around the sound hole and just inside the entire circumference of the top binding. I love it. Playing it is a pleasure. I did loosen the truss rod a bit to eliminate buzzing and after that it’s a joy to play. It’s a great complement to my 1975 Guild D-40. They have different tonal characteristics and I think the AW D 1050 is a bit brighter. Each has their place and I’m very happy with the guitar!
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