Washburn R319SWKK Parlor Acoustic Guitar  

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The small-bodied classic makes a triumphant return.

Washburn's R319SWKK Parlor acoustic guitar packs serious big time punch in a little parlor-sized 6-string. But don't let its diminutive size fool you. The natural acoustic tones and dynamic range of this Washburn guitar will astound.

The Washburn Parlor is a small-bodied guitar that packs in a surprising amount of volume and punch for its size. The popularity of these guitars peaked between the late 19th century until the 1950s, however, they are making a strong resurgence. Because of the size and incredible projection, many blues and folk musicians have used smaller-bodied guitars like the Washburn R319SWKK Parlor Guitar with much success over the years and permanently stapled them as a true-blue American folk guitar.

The secret to its amazing tone and projection lies in its wood. The solid spruce top and trembesi body create balanced tone with lots of dynamic range, not to mention with a beautiful appearance as well. The dovetail neck joint adds strength to the guitar, and helps the overall tone. The Washburn R319SWKK guitar's mahogany neck and the ebony bridge and fretboard add sturdiness to the instrument and clarity to the overall sound. The 24-3/4" scale, 48mm nut width, 16" radius and V neck shape provides comfort when accessing the acoustic guitar's 18 frets.

Dressed in an aged satin finish, and featuring die-cast tuners and chrome hardware, the Washburn Parlor guitar looks like something right out of a museum, with a timeless tone that will never grow old. Order yours today and hear the incredible sound of a parlor. Includes case.

Features

  • Parlor body design
  • Slotted headstock
  • Trembesi body
  • Solid spruce top
  • 24-3/4" scale
  • Dovetail neck joint
  • Mahogany neck
  • Ebony fretboard
  • Multi lam binding
  • V neck shape
  • 18 frets
  • 48mm nut width
  • 16" radius
  • Ebony bridge
  • Die-cast tuners
  • Chrome hardware
  • Aged satin finish
  • Includes guitar case
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Not What I Expected

| Review By: Michael Roske | 5 months, 3 weeks ago

4 people out of 5 found this review helpful

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I received the guitar, which had many dings, nicks and scratches. It looks well used or like a demo model. If this was an attempt to make it look like a used vintage guitar, then they succeeded. If this wasn't the intention, then it just looks like a beat up guitar. It does, however, sound good except for the one buzzing string, which I will need to re-set up. Even for the price I paid, I'm not thinking that it was worth the price.

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Yes
Have you used the product?:
Yes
Musical Experience:
30 years
Style of music you play:
Rock, Blues
Where you live:
California

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cool vibe, sweet sound

| Review By: DMcD | 11 months, 3 weeks ago

9 people out of 11 found this review helpful

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The R314 first caught my eye on youtube. I really liked the vintage look of the fretboard inlays. I ordered it and the R319 together to compare the two. I preferred the ebony fretboard of the R319, but the overall look of the R314. After playing them both however, there is no comparison in the sound and playability. Both guitars have deep-v very wide necks, but the R319 is much more comfortable and playable, and the  sound or tone is like night and day. The R319 has an open, full sound that is amazing considering the guitar's body size. It actually has the sound of a vintage well played instrument. The solid wood body with open grain really sings. I'm even loving the strange deep-v and wide neck. Somehow it just fits my hand and the thick V gives me leverage to put needed pressure on bar chords and bends. I'm actually preferring the chunkiness of this neck to the thinner, "faster" necks of my other accoustics. This is the guitar I reach for now. I highly recommend it.
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Yes
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No
Musical Experience:
Hobbyist
Style of music you play:
Eclectic
Where you live:
Charleston

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