If you've been searching for a Golden Era guitar that isn't priced like it's made of gold, then Blueridge guitars are for you. Reminiscent of fine American guitars built prior to WWI, Blueridge guitars are made with the same techniques as their antique counterparts, including many by-hand processes. Blueridge "000" guitars are fast becoming the most popular guitar in its class. From folk to Fingerstyle, the Blueridge BR-143 is an example of a guitar that really does it all. The solid mahogany and spruce combined with the smaller body size make for a truely enjoyable...and versitile guitar to play.

• Back and Side Material Select Solid Mahogany
• Back Inlay Black
• Binding Black ABS
• Body Type 000 Cutaway Electric
• Brace Material Spruce
• Bridge & End Pins Black ABS
• Bridge Material Tonewood
• Bridge Plate Maple
• Fingerboard
• & Peghead Binding None
• Fingerboard Material Tonewood
• Fingerboard Position Inlays M-O-P Dots
• Finish Vintage-Toned High Gloss
• Headstock Style Solid
• Heelcap Black ABS
• Logo Inlay Style M-O-P / Abalone
• Neck Material Select Mahogany
• Number of Frets Clear 14
• Number of Frets Total 20
• Nut Material Bone
• Nut Width 1 11/16"
• Peghead Overlay Tonewood
• Pickguard Dalmatian Tortoise
• Plating Nickel
• Saddle Bone
• Scale Length 25.6" (650mm)
• Side Inlay None
• Soundhole Rosette Traditional Multi-Ply ABS
• Top Select Solid Sitka Spruce
• Top Bracing Pattern Pre-war-style Forward Shifted X-Bracing
• Top Purfling Multi-ply W-B-W
• Tuning Machines Gotoh Vintage-style / Open-back / Butterbean Buttons