Product Detail
Peavey brings back the essence of an American tradition with the Delta Woods acoustic guitars. The DW series is crafted to be the best-sounding and easiest-playing full-size acoustic guitars Peavey has ever made. Using high-end materials and a simple satin finish, these guitars offer great tone and volume. Whether you're strumming a classic 12-bar blues or using modern fingerpicking, the Delta Woods guitars deliver rich tonal resonance and top-notch playability. The DW-2 CE features a beautiful spruce top with mahogany back and sides for a premium tone. The solid spruce top provides unmatched resonance and sustain. Hand-carved bracing ensures even tone across the guitar's range. It also has a bound fingerboard and body, a fancy rosette, a rosewood fretboard, and pearloid dot inlays for a high-quality look and feel. Other great features include sealed tuning machines for accurate tuning, pre-installed strap buttons, a compensated saddle for perfect intonation, and a wood truss rod cover for the dual-action truss rod, guaranteeing long-lasting playability. Key features include a gorgeous solid spruce top, a cutaway for easy upper register access, custom electronics with 3-band EQ and Presence for tone shaping, an on-board chromatic tuner, and more. Technical specs: Weight Packed - 10 lbs (5.9 kg), Height Packed - 8” (20.32 cm), Width Packed - 20” (50.8 cm), Depth Packed - 42” (106.68 cm).
Using your Peavey Delta Woods DW - 2 CE guitar is a breeze. First, if you want to play it acoustically, just start strumming or fingerpicking right away. If you prefer to plug it in, use the custom electronics with 3 - band EQ and Presence to shape the tone to your liking, and connect it to an amplifier or audio system easily. The on - board chromatic tuner helps you keep your guitar in tune quickly. When it comes to care, keep your guitar in a dry and stable environment to prevent the wood from warping. Wipe it down with a soft cloth after each use to remove sweat and dirt. Check the tuning regularly, and if you notice the strings are getting old or dull, replace them. Also, be gentle when adjusting the truss rod; if you're not sure, it's best to consult a professional. With proper use and care, your guitar will provide you with a lifetime of great music.
