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Fender PM-2 Deluxe Parlour Natural
Fender PM-2 Deluxe Parlour DEMO Vintage Sunburst
The Fender PM-2 Standard Parlor Electro Acoustic Guitar Natural is a 6-string electro-acoustic guitar, featuring a parlor body, a spruce top, a mahogany back, sides and neck, a rosewood fretboard, and a natural finish. The Fender Paramount Series of acoustic instruments are finely crafted and specially voiced to bring your artistic vision to life. Each all-solid guitar offers many legacy design elements of classic ’60s models, including checkerboard purfling and rosette, pickguard shape and mother-of-pearl dot inlays. Even with this art deco look, Paramount instruments still retain their footing in modern design. All-new Fender- and Fishman-designed PM preamp systems are specifically voiced for each body shape in the series, ensuring complete tonal control and variation.
The Paramount Deluxe Parlor features thoughtful vintage appointments as well as the craftsmanship of a truly high-performing instrument. Crafted from premium all-solid tone woods such a mahogany back and sides and Sitka spruce top and equipped with quartersawn scalloped "X"-bracing, the Deluxe Parlor is designed with freely vibrating, resonant tone in mind. It also features a fast-playing "C"-shaped mahogany neck with a rosewood fingerboard, both designed to accommodate the most demanding playing styles. Includes a humidifier and hardshell case.
The main features of the Fender PM-2 Standard Parlor Electro Acoustic Guitar Natural include:
Fender PM-2 Standard ParlourPleased with the instrument, which was purchased as a travel guitar, and for that purpose is ideal, attractive styling and came well set up, however, the very very thick gloss coating on both the guitar and the neck is the one downside for me because it gives the instrument a plastic feel (rather than wood)
