Drawing inspiration from golden era acoustic instruments, the Recording King 00070H 12-Fret Standard Series acoustic guitar combines all-solid tonewoods with traditional appointments. An AA North American Sitka top pairs with solid Indian rosewood back and sides, creating a cohesive solid-wood build. Its 12-fret configuration reinforces the guitar's vintage-inspired design. The result is an instrument that balances all-solid construction with the practical details musicians rely on.

All-Solid Tonewoods and 12-Fret Acoustic Construction

The AA North American Sitka top serves as the guitar's primary vibrating surface, helping shape its overall sound. Indian rosewood back and sides contribute the rich overtone character commonly associated with the wood. The 12-fret configuration positions the neck-to-body joint at the 12th fret rather than the more common 14th, influencing the guitar's proportions and playing layout. These construction choices give the 00070H a naturally responsive acoustic foundation while reflecting its traditional design heritage.

Traditional Appointments and Design for the Modern Guitarist

Alongside its mahogany neck and rosewood fingerboard, the 00070H features a rosewood bridge and bone saddle that help transfer string vibrations to the soundboard. A bone nut and nickel open-gear tuners complete the hardware, accompanied by a low-gloss finish and included brown AGB-25 gig bag. With its all-solid body, traditional appointments and 12-fret construction, the Recording King 00070H 12-Fret Standard Series acoustic guitar delivers an acoustic experience rooted in classic design.