Ashthorpe Full-Size Cutaway Thinline Acoustic-Electric Guitar Package - Premium Tonewoods - Red
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Jun 13 – Jun 15
Color: Red
Features
- Incredible sound: Perfect for musicians-in-the-making or advanced players, this guitar features an impressive tone, standout projection and incredible sonics. It's waiting to be heard.
- Fine hardwood construction: Guitar is made from X-braced, A-grade Spruce wood, known for its resiliency and versatility and Basswood for warmth. Whether playing soft or loud, strumming or flatpicking, the guitar remains responsive and retains its tonal integrity.
- Thinline cutaway design: The body of this full-size (41") guitar is cut away at the neck for better access and more comfortable playing of the top frets. It's also thinline (3" thick) which creates an unparalleled sound & aesthetic, and is lightweight for burdenless travel and playing.
- Loaded with upgrades: On-board 4-band pickup/EQ (bass, mid-range, treble, and presence), two sets of upgraded phosphor bronze strings, and an ultra-glossy, tough-as-nails finish with chrome tuning pegs.
- Complete kit: Bundle includes the Ashthorpe guitar, a soft nylon "gig bag" guitar case, thin, medium & heavy celluloid picks, on-board 4-band pickup EQ, guitar cable, a shoulder strap, an extra set of strings and an owner's manual.
Brand: Ashthorpe
Color: Red
Top Material Type: Spruce Wood
Body Material: Metal
Back Material Type: Basswood
Neck Material Type: Wood
Fretboard Material Type: Basswood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: Combination
String Material Type: Phosphor Bronze
Hand Orientation: Right
Top Material Type: Spruce Wood
Body Material Type: Metal
Back Material Type: Basswood
Neck Material Type: Wood
Fretboard Material Type: Basswood
String Material Type: Phosphor Bronze
Material Type: Wood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: Combination
Hand Orientation: Right
Guitar Bridge System: Adjustable
Number of Strings: 6
Scale Length: 25 inches
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 3.5"L x 3.5"W x 41"H
Item Weight: 8.3 Pounds
Item Dimensions: 3.5 x 3.5 x 41 inches
Instrument Size: Full Size
Brand Name: Ashthorpe
UPC: 842364108929
Manufacturer: Ashthorpe
Manufacturer Part Number: C85_RED
Warranty Description: 90 day limited manufacturer warranty.
Included Components: Soft nylon 'gig bag' guitar case, thin, medium & heavy celluloid picks, on-board 4-band pickup EQ, guitar cable, shoulder strap, extra set of strings, owner's manual
Unit Count: 1 Count
Model Number: C85_RED
Instrument: Guitar
Color: Red
Connector Type: 1/4 inch (6.35mm) jack
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Color: Pink
Full and honest review: This guitar is super cute. I love the color and the maker even went to the effort of making these strings a pink color as well. It was a nice touch, and you can tell that the guitar was designed with care. I've purchased quite a few discount guitars over the past few years, I will say this particular guitar had the most buzz/ring to it. It. Usually when people complain about discount guitars, they complain about a buzz/ring that comes out when you strum it. Oftentimes I cannot hear that, but I could on this guitar. With that being said, I still play it all the time and I even like the ring a little bit for some of the things I play. I also would like to add that this is a little bit harder for me to play. It hurts my fingers more than some of my other guitars, but I don't think that is due to the fact that it is "cheaply made". My $400 guitar is just as hard to play. I also wanted to note that this is in fact a salmon color. The pearl circular thing in the middle is also stunning. Every time I get a new guitar it will not hold a tuning as well as my older guitars and this one was no exception. So the first few times I played it, I had to do some serious retuning. I love the guitar and I might order another one. As much as I love this, I will say, that - if you don't care about the looks of your guitar - there are other discount guitars for only maybe $20 more on Amazon that are generally better quality, but don't have the electronics. I want to give this a 5 star review because someone clearly went to the effort of trying to make an affordable acoustic electric so that average people can afford a decent quality experience, and I'm here for it. Heck, I've been searching high and low for a pink guitar for the past year that would actually some decent at an open mic and I finally have it. Thank you, Ashthorpe.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2025 by Tab
Color: Black
I purchased the Ashthorpe Full-Size Cutaway Thinline Acoustic-Electric Guitar Package in black for my son’s 15th birthday, and I couldn’t be happier with this choice! From the moment he unboxed it, we were both impressed by the sleek, stylish design and premium feel of the guitar. The black finish gives it a modern, professional look that stands out beautifully. Sound Quality: This guitar delivers rich, warm tones both acoustically and when plugged in. The premium tonewoods truly enhance the sound, making it comparable to much more expensive guitars. The cutaway design also allows for easy access to the higher frets, which my son really appreciates. Playability: The thinline body makes it comfortable to hold and play, even for extended practice sessions. The action was set up nicely right out of the box, and the included accessories made it easy for him to get started right away. Value for Money: This package includes everything needed to start playing immediately, which is a huge bonus. The quality of the guitar far exceeds expectations for the price, making it a fantastic option for both beginners and intermediate players. Overall, this was the perfect gift for my son, and he hasn’t stopped playing it since! If you’re looking for an affordable yet high-quality acoustic-electric guitar, I highly recommend this one. Five stars all the way!
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Color: Mint Green
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Color: Brown
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Color: Brown
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Color: Black
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Color: Black
I'll preface this by saying I am no expert in guitars or what aspects of construction determine quality. I am merely a dude who decided to pick up a guitar and learn the play while stuck at home. With not much but a price point I had no idea where to start, and like any normal Amazon patron, I went to the reviews. After searching high and low, I finally came up with two guitars that fit my price range, and seemed to be well liked overall. My options were the slightly more sleek, and well known, Ibanez Talman, and this uknown, inexpensive Thinline Ashthorpe guitar with great reviews on Amazon. After a bit more research, I did what any sensible person would do. I bought both. Fast forward a week or two later, my guitar gets stolen from the mail room of my building. Some documents and a few emails later, the sellers promptly sent a replacement, this time with Signature Required! Thank you for that! After receiving the guitar, my initial thoughts were of the quality. You can clearly tell this isn't the picture of high level craftsmanship. There's what appeared to be finger smudge marks on the body, and the lining on the guitar was a bit rough. Overall it looks slightly cheaper then the Talman, which is to be expected. Looks aside, this thing is great! In fact, after 2 months or so, I can tell you I have played this guitar 90% more then the Talman. The sound is great, and most importantly, it feels great to play! As a complete beginner, I am clearly not an expert at set up. Out of the box, once I got it tuned up, it played great and felt comfortable. The Talman, despite being more expensive and from a well known brand was not nearly as comfortable. The sound is great, but the action out of box was much worse than this lesser known Ashthorpe, which made playing uncomfortable, and the thought of learning much less exciting. All in all, I cant speak for the experienced guitarist, but I would highly recommend this guitar to anyone looking to get into acoustic style guitar, without the larger body, at an amazing price point. Thanks for making my learning experience a pleasant one Ashthorpe! A+ guitar, and A+ seller
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Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2020 by Frank Sinatra
Color: Black
I'm learning how to setup guitars, and this purchase was to practice that skill. This guitar had lots of problems, but it was a good deal for the money. The bridge pins was so jammed in, they were extremely difficult to remove. But you would only run into this when you change the strings. They are also extermely poor quality. I tried to file them so they would grab the string ball better. I also had to ream out all six holes so they fit with each string. There were about 10 frets that needed to be pressed into the neck, they caused string buzz. And the fret ends were exremely sharp, and needed to be filed smoothe. The gig bag barely fits the guitar, you need to really work to get the guitar in and out of that gig bag. Otherwiise, the electronics worked fine, and I've got mine setup and playing well.
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