Acoustic Gryphon High 12
Though it's the smallest acoustic we make (and one of the smallest we've seen),
the Acoustic Gryphon is no toy. Tuned to high D (2 frets lower than the 12th fret
of a standard guitar) and tuned with mandolin-style unison courses, the Acoustic
Gryphon's celestial, sparkling highs and punchy mid-register give it unique cut and
punch, and an unusually wide range of applications. Guitarists will love being able
to play mandolin-style parts in a new high register, and even guitar-mandolin doublers
will find new horizons, like the ability to play guitar-like or fingerstyle patterns in a
mandolin tonality.
The acoustic Gryphon's unique range comes from its 18.5" scale length and custom Gr-12 strings (gauges .008" to .042"). The Honduran mahogany back, sides, and neck, Sitka spruce top, and Pau Ferro bridge and fingerboard result in a tonally balanced, responsive, and beautiful instrument.
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Details and Construction Features.
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| Scale length | 18.5" |
| Length | 32.5" |
| Width | 12.5" |
| Depth | 2.75-3.375" |
| Weight | 4-5 lbs. |
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