Electro-acoustic guitar V-tone VEAG1 CE 4/4 Wood — full-size dreadnought, cutaway, spruce top, mahogany back & sides, onboard preamp

Electro-acoustic V-tone VEAG1 CE is a full-size (4/4) dreadnought with a cutaway, offering a spruce plywood top and mahogany plywood back and sides. The instrument has a 25.5" scale, 20 frets and 6 strings, a Martin®-style bridge, an Okoume fingerboard and an HPL fretboard and stem. The neck is joined with a dovetail joint. Onboard electronics provide volume and tone control, a battery level indicator and a single 6.35 mm input; the preamp is powered by a 9 V battery.

Advantages

The V-tone VEAG1 CE combines a full-size dreadnought body with a cutaway for upper-fret access, and a solid set of functional components including a Martin-style bridge, dovetail neck joint and Okoume fingerboard for consistent playability. Built-in electronics with volume and tone controls plus a battery level indicator make it suitable for direct amplification, while the 25.5" scale and 20 frets support a wide range of playing styles.

Suitable for

• Live performance with direct amplification
• Home practice and recording
• Players seeking a full-size acoustic-electric dreadnought with cutaway

Key specifications

• Type: Acoustic-electric guitar, full-size (4/4) dreadnought with cutaway
• Top: Spruce plywood
• Back & sides: Mahogany plywood
• Neck joint: Dovetail
• Scale length: 25.5" (64.77 cm)
• Fingerboard material: Okoume
• Fretboard & stem material: HPL
• Nut width: 4.3 cm
• Saddle material: PPS
• Bridge type: Martin® style
• Frets: 20
• Strings: 6
• Electronics: Onboard preamp with volume and tone controls, battery level indicator
• Power: 9 V battery (1 battery)
• Input: 6.35 mm (1/4") jack
• Body colour: Vintage Sunburst (black tones)
• Length: 1041.4 mm
• Weight: 2.1 kg

How to use

Install a 9 V battery in the preamp compartment, connect the guitar to an amplifier or PA via the 6.35 mm input, and adjust volume and tone controls to the desired sound. Tune the six strings to standard or preferred tuning using a tuner, and use the cutaway to access higher frets. Regularly check string condition and maintain proper neck relief via the adjustment rod when necessary.

Recommendations

Regularly inspect and replace strings as needed and keep the instrument in stable humidity and temperature conditions. Check the battery level before performances and carry a spare 9 V battery for uninterrupted amplification.