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Recording King Dirty 30’s Single 0, Series 7 Parlor In Arctic Blue

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

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The Recording King Dirty 30s Series 7 Single 0 Parlor in Arctic Blue takes everything players love about old-school blues boxes and gives it a modern refresh. Compact, comfortable and full of vintage attitude, it delivers a punchy, characterful tone that is perfect for fingerstyle, slide and rootsy rhythm work, all wrapped up in a striking retro finish that looks as cool as it sounds. Designed from the ground up by the expert team at St. Louis Music, this latest generation of Dirty 30s parlour guitars offers upgraded materials, refined construction and improved tone, while still sitting firmly in the affordable end of the market. Whether you are a seasoned blues player looking for a trusty couch companion or a newer player wanting something inspiring and easy to live with, the Series 7 Single 0 makes every session feel like a back-porch jam. Vintage Blues Vibe, Modern Playability The Single 0 parlour body keeps things intimate and immediate, giving you that classic, boxy blues voice with plenty of midrange cut and a surprisingly strong projection. The shorter, more compact feel makes it effortless to play for long stretches, ideal for songwriting, travel or relaxed home use, while the modern build quality keeps intonation and tuning rock solid. Upgraded Construction for Better Tone This latest Dirty 30s Series 7 run benefits from elevated wood selection, improved bracing architecture and more refined detailing. The result is a livelier, more responsive top and a fuller overall acoustic voice, so every riff, bend and slide line speaks clearly. You get the charm of a vintage parlour without the quirks and compromises of an old instrument. Classic Looks with Arctic Blue Swagger The Arctic Blue finish gives this guitar a standout, retro-inspired look that is guaranteed to turn heads on stage, in the studio or just hanging on the wall at home. Paired with period-correct styling cues and tasteful inlays, it nails that pre-war aesthetic while still feeling fresh and contemporary. Built to Inspire, Priced to Play Recording King have designed the Dirty 30s Series 7 range to offer serious tone and personality at a price that makes owning a dedicated parlour an easy decision. It is an ideal second guitar for seasoned players who want a different flavour, and a brilliant first guitar for anyone drawn to blues, folk and roots styles who wants something with real character from day one.Key Features Compact Single 0 Parlour Body – The smaller body size is comfortable to hold and easy to play, making long practice sessions or late-night writing sessions a pleasure. It also delivers that focused, mid-forward parlour tone that cuts through a mix and suits blues, folk and fingerstyle playing. Refined Bracing and Wood Selection – Upgraded bracing architecture and carefully chosen tonewoods give the guitar a more open, responsive sound. You get better projection, improved sustain and a richer overall voice, so your playing feels more expressive and rewarding. Arctic Blue Vintage Styling – The eye-catching Arctic Blue finish, combined with classic Dirty 30s styling, gives the guitar a distinctive retro look. It is the kind of instrument that invites you to pick it up and play, and looks the part on stage, in the studio or at home. Affordable, Player-Focused Design – Designed entirely by the team at St. Louis Music, the Series 7 parlour balances cost-conscious construction with genuinely musical performance. It is a great way to add a dedicated blues box to your collection without breaking the bank. SpecificationsBody Body Size: Single 0 Parlour Series: Dirty 30s Series 7 Colour: Arctic Blue Neck Scale Length: Parlour Scale Neck Joint: 14th Fret Miscellaneous Model: RP-30-7-ABL Brand: Recording King

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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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