Description

The design of PD10s is completely fit for guitar beginners. It has a great performance, high quality with reasonable price. Solid Spruce top and Mahogany back and side make the tone warmer and more projection. The nut and saddle are made of bone, which minimize the vibration attenuation of the strings.

The tone is balanced. The exclusive blend of ultra-thin finish nearly does not affect the resonance of the wood, and the transparent natural color makes the instrument more aesthetic.

Specification

Top: Solid Spruce

Back & Side: Laminated Mahogany

Neck: Mahogany

Fingerboard: Rosewood

Bridge: Rosewood

Nut: Bone

Binding: ABS

Tuners: Closed

About Wilh.Steinberg (WST) Guitar

In 1877, Adolph Heinrich Geyer established the very first professional piano factory in Eisenberg. At the beginning of 20th century, Eisenberg was a well-known German city for its own piano making, and was reputed as the origin of modern German piano making. During World War II, most of the piano factories were expropriated, discontinued or destroyed. Fortunately, Geyer family’s piano factory was spared from requisition due to its long history. After the war, government gathered resources from the region and re-constructed the new piano company from the Geyer’s foundation.

 Craftmanship

The born of Wilh.Steinberg (WST) guitar is based on more than 140 years of brand history, inheriting advanced technology and brand tenet. All of the Wilh. Steinberg guitars are made of the superior wood, combined with modern technology and European traditional craftsmanship. Under rigorous musical instrument production of German, high-quality and great tone guitars are produced for guitar lovers and professional musicians all around the world.

For more than a century, the inheritance of the art of musical instrument making and the demanding selection criteria have created a high starting point for Wilh.Steinberg guitars. With 140 years of experience, we know how to choose a good piece of wood and process it into a great musical instruments; and how to make ultra-thin transparent finish that does not affect the vibration of wood.

All of this are the uniqueness of the Wilh.Steinberg guitar given by the 140-year brand.