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  • Recording King Dirty 30's Single 0, Series 7 Accoustic-Electric Parlor Guitar In Arctic Blue.
  • Recording King Dirty 30's Single 0, Series 7 Accoustic-Electric Parlor Guitar In Arctic Blue.
  • Recording King Dirty 30's Single 0, Series 7 Accoustic-Electric Parlor Guitar In Arctic Blue.
  • Recording King Dirty 30's Single 0, Series 7 Accoustic-Electric Parlor Guitar In Arctic Blue.
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Recording King Dirty 30’s Single 0, Series 7 Accoustic-Electric Parlor Guitar In Arctic Blue.

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This is a New Recording King Dirty 30’s Single 0, Series 7 Accoustic-Electric Parlor Guitar In Arctic Blue. from Recording King, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The Recording King Dirty 30s Series 7 Single 0 Parlor in Arctic Blue is a compact, bluesy workhorse that oozes vintage character while staying firmly in the affordable camp. With its small-bodied Single 0 design, classic styling and upgraded construction, it is made for players who want that old-time parlour vibe with modern reliability. Add in the RK Gold Foil pickup for a cool, retro-inspired plugged-in sound, and you have a guitar that is as ready for the stage as it is for the sofa. Designed by the expert team at St. Louis Music, this latest generation of Dirty 30s parlour guitars takes the much-loved formula and refines it, with improved materials, bracing and attention to detail. The result is a lively, responsive acoustic that feels inspiring under the fingers and rewards expressive playing, whether you are fingerpicking, flatpicking or digging into gritty blues. The Arctic Blue finish and vintage-style appointments complete the look, giving you a guitar that looks as cool as it sounds. Thanks to its comfortable body size and easy playability, the Series 7 Single 0 is ideal for songwriting, travel, home practice or intimate acoustic sets. The focused, punchy tone sits beautifully in a mix and leaves plenty of space for vocals, making it a great companion for singer songwriters. When you need to plug in, the onboard RK Gold Foil pickup delivers a clear, characterful voice that captures the guitar’s natural warmth and midrange growl without fuss. Whether you are chasing that classic front-porch blues sound, need a compact writing tool or simply want a stylish parlour that will make you want to pick it up every day, the Dirty 30s Series 7 Single 0 Parlor Arctic Blue is built to put a smile on your face and keep you playing. Vintage Parlour Feel The Single 0 parlour body gives you that classic, intimate playing experience that vintage blues and folk players love. The smaller size sits comfortably whether you are on the sofa or on stage, while the focused projection and quick response make it perfect for expressive fingerstyle and punchy rhythm work. Upgraded Dirty 30s Design This latest Dirty 30s Series 7 run keeps the beloved retro aesthetic but benefits from elevated materials and construction. Thoughtful wood selection and refined bracing architecture help the guitar ring more freely, improving resonance, volume and clarity so you get more tone for your money. RK Gold Foil Pickup The built in RK Gold Foil pickup adds a dose of classic cool to your sound, delivering a clean, articulate and effortlessly musical tone when plugged in. It captures the guitar’s natural character with a touch of vintage flavour, making it ideal for blues, roots, indie and lo-fi inspired styles. Arctic Blue Aesthetic The striking Arctic Blue finish, combined with vintage-inspired appointments, gives this parlour a distinctive stage-ready look. It is a guitar that stands out visually without losing its old-school charm, making it just as appealing to display as it is to play.Key Features Single 0 Parlour Body – The compact Single 0 body offers a comfortable feel and focused projection, ideal for blues, folk and singer songwriter styles where clarity and midrange punch are key. Refined Bracing and Construction – Improved bracing architecture and carefully chosen woods help the top respond more dynamically, giving you a livelier, more resonant acoustic tone at the same great Dirty 30s price point. RK Gold Foil Pickup – The onboard RK Gold Foil pickup provides an easy, plug and play solution with a smooth, vintage-tinged sound that translates your acoustic tone naturally for live performance or recording. Arctic Blue Vintage Styling – The eye catching Arctic Blue finish and retro styling cues give the guitar a unique visual identity, so you get classic parlour vibes with a fresh, modern twist. SpecificationsBody Body Size: Single 0 Parlour Series: Dirty 30s Series 7 Colour: Arctic Blue Construction: Acoustic Electric Neck Scale Lengt…

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Recording King is a guitar maker. The current GPAS selection includes RPH-P2 Dirty 30s CrossCountry Parlor Acoustic in Tobacco Sunburst and RPS-11-FE3-TBR Dirty 30s Series 11 All Solid Single-0 Electro…. The listed models sit in acoustic guitars and electro-acoustic guitars, so body style, scale, electronics and playing format are central to the comparison.

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