Lowden Announces New WL-35 “Wee Lowden” Acoustic Guitar
Nylon-string model is designed for both classical and steel-string players.

Lowden has announced the release of the WL-35 “Wee Lowden” nylon-string, an acoustic designed to be comfortable for both classical and steel-string guitarists.
The new Wee Lowden model boasts an alpine spruce top and Guatemalan rosewood back and sides. There’s also a five-piece neck crafted from mahogany, rosewood and walnut, as well as a cambered fingerboard to facilitate a variety of playing styles.
Other features include Gotoh gold/ebony 510 tuners, a rosewood bridge and a maple back center seam. The guitar comes fitted with an LR Baggs Session VTC pickup.
For more information on the WL-35, head over to Lowden Guitars.
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