Cordoba Fusion 12 Electro Acoustic in Rose II

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£979.00

This is a New Cordoba Fusion 12 Electro Acoustic in Rose II from Cordoba Guitars, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The Córdoba Fusion 12 Rose II is a sleek, modern crossover electro acoustic that blends the warmth and feel of a traditional nylon string with the comfort and playability of a steel string. Built around a solid spruce top with a rosewood veneer and rosewood back and sides, it delivers classic, articulate nylon tone wrapped in a dark, contemporary aesthetic that looks as refined as it sounds. Designed for players who move between styles, the Fusion 12 Rose II features a slim C-shaped neck, 12-fret body join and cutaway-friendly proportions that make complex chords, jazz voicings and melodic lines feel effortless. Paired with a Fishman Presys Blend system, it is ready to plug in for the stage or studio, capturing the natural character of the instrument with clarity and control. The Córdoba +Top concept uses a thin layer of real rosewood over a solid spruce soundboard, so you get the visual drama of exotic timber without sacrificing the projection, balance and responsiveness that only a solid spruce top can provide. Combined with traditional fan bracing and quality tonewoods throughout, the Fusion 12 Rose II offers a rich, singing voice that responds beautifully to both classical technique and more contemporary fingerstyle. With its gloss polyurethane finish, ebony fingerboard and pau ferro appointments, this guitar feels premium under the hands and looks striking under stage lights. If you are seeking a nylon string that feels instantly familiar to a steel string player, yet retains the soulful warmth of classical tone, the Fusion 12 Rose II is a compelling and inspiring choice. Córdoba +Top Solid Spruce with Rosewood Veneer The Fusion 12 Rose II showcases Córdoba’s +Top design, pairing a solid spruce soundboard with a thin rosewood veneer. This gives you the projection, dynamic range and clarity of solid spruce, while the rosewood veneer adds a dark, elegant visual character that stands out without compromising tone. Comfortable Crossover Neck With its crossover C-shaped mahogany neck and 12-fret body join, this guitar feels immediately approachable for players used to steel string acoustics. The profile encourages relaxed fretting, smoother chord changes and improved reach, making it ideal if you are transitioning to nylon or covering a wide range of styles. Fishman Presys Blend Electronics Equipped with a Fishman Presys Blend system, the Fusion 12 Rose II is ready for performance. The onboard preamp and blendable pickup/microphone-style voicing give you precise control over your amplified sound, so you can dial in natural, detailed tones for live sets or recording sessions. Premium Tonewoods and Detailing Rosewood back and sides, an ebony fingerboard, pau ferro bridge and binding, plus bone nut and saddle all contribute to a responsive, harmonically rich instrument. These carefully chosen materials enhance sustain, clarity and tuning stability, while the gloss polyurethane finish protects the guitar and highlights its dark, monochromatic styling. Key Features Córdoba +Top Solid Spruce with Rosewood Veneer – A solid spruce top provides classic nylon string projection and responsiveness, while the rosewood veneer delivers a distinctive, dark visual appeal without affecting the tonal integrity of the soundboard. Crossover C-Shaped Neck – The slim C-shaped mahogany neck and 12-fret design offer a familiar feel for steel string players, improving comfort and playability for jazz, Latin, pop and classical styles alike. Fishman Presys Blend Electronics – The integrated Fishman system lets you plug straight into an amp or PA with confidence, offering clear, controllable amplified tone that captures the nuance of your playing. Quality Tonewoods and Construction – Rosewood back and sides, ebony fingerboard, pau ferro bridge and binding, plus bone nut and saddle work together to enhance sustain, clarity and intonation, while the gloss polyurethane finish adds durability and a refined look. SpecificationsBody Build: Fusion Body Top…

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Cordoba Guitars

Cordoba Guitars focuses on nylon-string classical, flamenco, crossover and electro-acoustic instruments. Nut width, neck profile, scale, body depth, cutaway and pickup system vary considerably, so compare the precise model when moving between traditional classical feel and more contemporary amplified designs.

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