Fingerstyle
A cutaway fingerstyle guitar with Indian rosewood back/sides and a cedar top, voiced for note separation and clarity.
About this guitar
Purpose-built for intricate fingerpicking, the Fingerstyle model combines Indian rosewood back and sides with a cedar top and a cutaway body, tapered bracing, and low-tension strings for exceptional clarity and note separation in complex fingerstyle passages.
Specs
| Body - Wood Type | Indian Rosewood |
|---|---|
| Body - Back Stripe | Walnut |
| Body - Binding | Walnut |
| Top - Wood Type | Cedar |
| Top - Rosette | Blue Purfle Combo |
| Top - Purfling | Blue Purfle Combo |
| Top - Bracing/Voicing | Tapered |
| Top - Other | Cutaway |
| Neck - Peghead | Solid, FS Style |
| Neck - Peghead Binding | None |
| Neck - Overlay Material | Walnut |
| Neck - Headstock Inlay | SCGC Mini |
| Neck - Width at Nut | 1-13/16" |
| Neck - Neck Shape | Round, Cutaway |
| Fingerboard - Side Dots | 2mm MOP |
| Fingerboard - Inlay | None |
| Fingerboard - Width at 14th Fret | 2-3/16 |
| Fingerboard - Binding | Black |
| Fingerboard - Scale Length | 25.375 |
| Finish - Top | Clear |
| Finish - Back & Sides | Clear/Buffed |
| Finish - Neck | Clear/Buffed |
| Setup - Pickguard | None |
| Setup - Tuners/gears | 510 Delta Gotoh Gold w/Ebony Button |
| Setup - Strings | SCGC Low Tension |
| Custom Options | Long list of wood/hardware/finish options available at no additional charge via Design Your Own configurator |
Quick answers
- How much does the Fingerstyle cost?
- Santa Cruz Guitar Co. sells through dealers and doesn't publish a price; their dealer locator lists where to buy.
- Is the Fingerstyle still available?
- Yes. Santa Cruz Guitar Co. lists it as a current model that's available to order.
- Who makes the Fingerstyle?
- Santa Cruz Guitar Co., building gear since 1976. Where it's built: Handcrafted in Santa Cruz, California, at 400 to 500 guitars a year. It's listed here as an acoustic guitar.
- What warranty does Santa Cruz Guitar Co. offer?
- Lifetime warranty and customer service for registered guitars. New guitars must be registered within 2 weeks of purchase.