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The Norman B-150 Anniversary is an exceptional electro-acoustic guitar, designed for demanding guitarists seeking a unique instrument. Its dreadnought body offers powerful, balanced sound projection, ideal for both the stage and the studio. Made in Canada with fine tonewoods such as solid Sitka spruce and Canadian wild cherry, it delivers harmonic richness and excellent resonance. Its LR Baggs Element under-saddle electronics provide natural amplification, suited to concerts and recordings. This limited, numbered, and signed edition appeals to collectors and musicians passionate about authentic sound and refined design.
| Type | Electro-acoustic guitar |
|---|---|
| Edition | 150th Anniversary limited edition, 150 numbered instruments |
| Body Shape | Dreadnought |
| Top | Solid Sitka spruce |
| Back & Sides | Canadian wild cherry |
| Neck | Mahogany with ergonomic Ergocut profile |
| Fingerboard & Bridge | Rosewood |
| Scale Length | 647.7 mm (25.5 inches) |
| Nut Width | 43.18 mm (1.7 inches) |
| Nut | Graphtech |
| Electronics | LR Baggs Element under-saddle system |
| Finish | High-gloss, Vintage Burst |
| Made In | Canada (La Patrie, Quebec) |
| Special Features | Hand-signed, cedar certificate of authenticity shaped like a guitar pick |
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