Guitar, Teton Parlor, 103 Series

African Mahogany is a harder wood than spruce or cedar. Harder woods will have a break-in period where they are brighter when you first get the guitar and, as they are played, they mellow out and you'll notice more of the deeper tones. Volume levels seem to be on par with spruce tops but with less attack.

At first glance, these parlor guitars look and feel very traditional. However, once you hear this guitar, you will hear a sound that transcends the typical parlor guitar. They do have elements that made parlor guitars one of the most popular models in the early 1900s: the slotted headstock and the 12th fret neck attachment. That said, they have redesigned bracing patterns and top thickness to help the Teton parlors have a unique sound. While retaining some of the "boxy" qualities of early parlor guitars, the Tetons provide rich overtones and a broader frequency of tones, allowing the sound to be full and much louder than you would expect.

Details - Teton 103 Series
- Parlor
- African Mahogany Top
- Mahogany Sides & Back
- Satin Finish
- Pau Ferro Fingerboard, 18 Frets
- Mahogany Neck
- Scale: 24"
- Bone Nut and Saddle
- Chrome Tuners