Tagima Fernie Baby Acoustic Guitar - Cherry Burst
Introducing the Tagima Fernie Baby! Part of Tagima’s Canada Series, this short scale (22.7”) acoustic guitar features leaf 12th fret inlay, a cherry burst finish and a unique headstock shape! The Fernie Baby has a solid spruce top and black walnut back and sides. Its okoume neck is topped with a 20-fret fingerboard. This guitar is lightweight, comfortable to play and has excellent tone! Beginning and seasoned players alike will love it!
Please note: this instrument is stamped "used" on the back of the headstock and was given a new serial number by a manufacturer-authorized refurbisher. It may have at one time been deemed to have a cosmetic imperfection or to need a repair. It has now been expertly repaired, plays like new and shows little wear.
Introducing the Tagima Fernie Baby! Part of Tagima’s Canada Series, this short scale (22.7”) acoustic guitar features leaf 12th fret inlay, a cherry burst finish and a unique headstock shape! The Fernie Baby has a solid spruce top and black walnut back and sides. Its okoume neck is topped with a 20-fret fingerboard. This guitar is lightweight, comfortable to play and has excellent tone! Beginning and seasoned players alike will love it!
Please note: this instrument is stamped "used" on the back of the headstock and was given a new serial number by a manufacturer-authorized refurbisher. It may have at one time been deemed to have a cosmetic imperfection or to need a repair. It has now been expertly repaired, plays like new and shows little wear.
Introducing the Tagima Fernie Baby! Part of Tagima’s Canada Series, this short scale (22.7”) acoustic guitar features leaf 12th fret inlay, a cherry burst finish and a unique headstock shape! The Fernie Baby has a solid spruce top and black walnut back and sides. Its okoume neck is topped with a 20-fret fingerboard. This guitar is lightweight, comfortable to play and has excellent tone! Beginning and seasoned players alike will love it!
Please note: this instrument is stamped "used" on the back of the headstock and was given a new serial number by a manufacturer-authorized refurbisher. It may have at one time been deemed to have a cosmetic imperfection or to need a repair. It has now been expertly repaired, plays like new and shows little wear.