Drawing inspiration from golden era acoustic instruments, the Recording King BM70 Bluesmaster Standard Series acoustic guitar combines all-solid tonewoods with traditional appointments. A solid AA North American Sitka top pairs with solid Indian rosewood back and sides, complemented by a mahogany neck and rosewood fingerboard. A bone nut and saddle, nickel open-gear tuners and low-gloss finish complete the guitar's vintage-inspired design. The result is an acoustic guitar that balances traditional construction with the practical details musicians rely on.

All-Solid Construction With Indian Rosewood Back and Sides

The BM70 Bluesmaster features an AA North American Sitka top and Indian rosewood back and sides, forming the guitar's solid-wood body. The top serves as the primary vibrating surface, while the Indian rosewood contributes to the guitar's resonance and the rich overtone character commonly associated with rosewood. Through its all-solid construction, the BM70 supports natural acoustic responsiveness that reflects the nuances of the guitarist's playing.

Traditional Appointments and Design for the Modern Guitarist

Alongside its mahogany neck and rosewood fingerboard, the BM70 Bluesmaster 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 and traditional playing appointments, the Recording King BM70 Bluesmaster Standard Series acoustic guitar delivers an acoustic experience rooted in classic design.