Among the tone woods used for single tone wood guitars, mahogany is the number one. Maple is also very popular and koa, as well. But, koa is very expensive, thus being reserved for very rare and exclusive models. Mahogany, on the other hand is affordable and has great tonal properties. Rogue`s Honduran Mahogany Dreadnought model comes with non-cutaway design and the entire body made of Honduran mahogany. Top panel is equipped with single-ply binding, tortoise shell pickguard and triple circle rosette. This model`s vintage theme is completed with die-cast tuners arranged in three-a-side pattern on the headstock. Bridge on this model is made of rosewood and it sports a characteristic belly contour. Mahogany-made neck is topped with a 20-fret rosewood fingerboard.

Honduran Mahogany Dreadnought Full Specs

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Body Shape Dreadnought
Body Type Hollowbody
Body Construction Acoustic
Body Top Wood Mahogany
Body Wood Mahogany
Bridge Rosewood
Neck Joint Dovetail
Fingerboard Material Rosewood
Fingerboard Inlays Dot
Hardware Chrome
Number of Frets 20
Number of Strings 6
Pickguard Yes
Tuners Die-cast
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Body Top Wood
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Body Wood
Mahogany
No
Bridge
Rosewood
Rosewood
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Dovetail
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Rosewood
Fingerboard Inlays
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1 User Review

Oldfolkie Lyle Picciano on 2017-04-16 23:52:29

I bought mine in 2006, still have and still play it nearly all the time. Beautiful sound and excellent playability. Craftsmanship is excellent, clean evenly carved braces, very little glue residue anywhere. It's 11 years old now and the sound has deepen slightly with age, the finish has also lost a little of its reddish tint. Other than changing the tuners to Grovers and replacing the pickguard with one from a Gibson J-185, I the guitar is still stock. Too bad this model isn't made anymore, it was a great bargain.

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Rogue Honduran Mahogany Dreadnought 4.39 out of 5 based on 2 ratings

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