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Golden Flame Acacia Guitar Drop Top - 22" x 7-1/4" x 3/8" #20 Peruvian Walnut Purpleheart is a type of Golden Acacia

Name: Golden Flame Acacia Guitar Drop Top - 22" x 7-1/4" x 3/8" #20 Peruvian Walnut Purpleheart is a type of Golden Acacia
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SKU: 78229189445
Price: 69.45 USD
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Golden Flame Acacia Guitar Drop Top 22" x 7 1 4" x 3 8" #20 Peruvian Walnut Purpleheart is a type of Golden Acacia Purpleheart is a type of wood that originates from the Peltogyne genus of trees and is known for its amazing grain pattern and one of a kind color The unique grain patterns and tonal characteristics of Black Limba wood contribute to a beautiful and sonorous instrument 🌟 Why You'll Love It: 📐 Specifications:

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