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Dean Guitars ST Augustine Jumbo Solid Top A/E Satin Vintage Burst Acoustic/Electric Guitar
  • Dean Guitars ST Augustine Jumbo Solid Spruce Top A/E Satin Vintage Burst Acoustic Electric Guitar
  • Dean Guitars ST Augustine Jumbo Solid Spruce Top A/E Satin Vintage Burst Acoustic Electric Guitar
  • Dean Guitars ST Augustine Jumbo Solid Spruce Top A/E Satin Vintage Burst Acoustic Electric Guitar
  • Dean Guitars ST Augustine Jumbo Solid Spruce Top A/E Satin Vintage Burst Acoustic Electric Guitar
  • Dean Guitars ST Augustine Jumbo Solid Spruce Top A/E Satin Vintage Burst Acoustic Electric Guitar
  • Dean Guitars ST Augustine Jumbo Solid Spruce Top A/E Satin Vintage Burst Acoustic Electric Guitar
  • Dean Guitars ST Augustine Jumbo Solid Spruce Top A/E Satin Vintage Burst Acoustic Electric Guitar

Dean Guitars ST Augustine Jumbo Solid Top A/E Satin Vintage Burst Acoustic/Electric Guitar

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The revamped St. Augustine from Dean Guitars offers both style and high - end quality. With new bracing and construction, it produces a more open and rich sound than ever. The solid spruce top paired with sapele back and sides creates a perfect balance of string attack and real acoustic resonance. The rosewood fingerboard and bridge add a warm tone, and the Fishman Presys preamp gives you extra tonal options usually found on much pricier guitars. Key features include a right - handed design, an eastern mahogany body and neck, a jumbo body type, a flat top contour, a C - shaped neck, a rosewood fretboard, and 20 frets.





Using your Dean Guitars ST Augustine Jumbo is easy. Just pick it up and start strumming! If you want to plug it in, connect it to an amplifier using the appropriate cable. When it comes to care, keep your guitar in a stable environment. Avoid extreme temperatures and humidity as they can damage the wood. Wipe the strings after each use to prevent rust and keep the fretboard clean. You can use a soft, dry cloth for general cleaning. And if you notice any loose parts or tuning issues, it's a good idea to take it to a professional guitar technician for adjustment.


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