Blueridge
Blueridge BR341 Historic Series Parlor Guitar
Product Description
The Blueridge BR-341 Historic Earthquake Series Parlour Acoustic Guitar captures the charm, craftsmanship and distinctive tonal character of early 20th-century American acoustic guitars. Inspired by historic parlour instruments from the era surrounding the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, the BR-341 combines traditional construction with premium solid tonewoods and elegant vintage styling.
Featuring a solid Sitka spruce top and solid mahogany back and sides, the BR-341 delivers a warm, articulate acoustic voice with excellent clarity and a focused midrange. The Sitka spruce soundboard provides dynamic response and projection, while the mahogany body contributes warmth, balance and a naturally woody tonal character. Traditional pre-war-style forward-shifted X-bracing enhances the instrument's resonance and responsiveness.
The compact 12-fret parlour body offers a comfortable playing experience, making it particularly appealing to fingerstyle guitarists, blues players and musicians who appreciate the intimate sound of vintage acoustic instruments. A mahogany neck, ebony fingerboard and shorter scale length provide a traditional playing feel, while the wider nut offers generous string spacing for intricate fingerpicking.
Specifications
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Model: BR-341
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Body Shape: 12-Fret Parlour
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Top: Solid Sitka Spruce
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Back and Sides: Solid Mahogany
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Bracing: Pre-War-Style Forward-Shifted X-Bracing
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Neck: Mahogany
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Fingerboard: Ebony
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Bridge: Ebony
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Frets: 19 Total, 12 Clear
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Scale Length: 630mm (24.75")
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Nut Width: 47.6mm (1 7/8")
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Nut and Saddle: Bone
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Headstock: Slotted with Santos Rosewood Overlay
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Tuners: Gotoh Vintage Style with Black Buttons
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Fingerboard Inlays: Mother-of-Pearl Dots
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Binding: Tortoiseshell-Style with W/B/W Top Purfling
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Rosette: Traditional Multi-Ply
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Hardware: Nickel
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Finish: Natural High Gloss
