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The larger size of a Jumbo guitar contributes to it's big low end and extra volume. The better projection of these larger bodied guitars lends itself well toward solo & ensemble players. |
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TIMBERCRAFT JUMBO ACOUSTICS |
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| Due to the overwhelming response to the Timbercraft line of solid wood acoustics, Washburn is pleased to announce the arrival of 3 big additions to the Timbercraft series. |
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CUMBERLAND JUMBO ACOUSTICS |
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The Cumberland Series features beautiful quilted maple back and sides and solid spruce tops. "This J28S DL plays like a dream. The low action, light strings and medium/jumbo frets make this guitar an easy transition for the electric player looking for some big body acoustic fun." - What Guitar?, England. |
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BABY JUMBO ACOUSTICS |
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| The Baby Jumbo has the body volume of an ordinary concert sized guitar, we compressed the body’s length and enlarged the lower bout, thus creating more vibrating top surface around the bridge, resulting in a big balanced sound from a small yet full scale guitar. |
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