Samick GD-100SC NS Dreadnought Cutaway akustinen kitara - natur satin

Every guitarist knows the frustration of an acoustic that fights you—sharp fret ends, a neck that feels like a baseball bat, and a tone that thins out the moment you capo up. The Samick GD-100SC NS solves that with a player-first dreadnought cutaway that balances warm, full-bodied projection with effortless upper-fret access. Its solid spruce top and mahogany back and sides deliver a rich, balanced voice that suits strumming, flatpicking, and fingerstyle alike, while the natural satin finish keeps the wood breathing and the neck fast.

Who is it for

From beginners needing a reliable first guitar to seasoned players wanting a dependable stage and studio workhorse, the GD-100SC NS fits a wide range of styles. The cutaway body invites lead playing and chord melody, while the dreadnought depth ensures enough low-end punch for singer-songwriters and ensemble work. If you want an acoustic that feels as good as it sounds without a premium price tag, this is your instrument.

Main features

• Dreadnought cutaway body for powerful projection and easy access to higher frets
• Solid spruce top with mahogany back and sides for a warm, balanced tone
• Smooth rosewood fretboard and bridge for comfortable playability and clear note definition
• Die-cast chrome tuners for stable, accurate tuning
• Natural satin finish with black binding and multi-ply rosette for a classic, understated look
• Right-handed orientation with a comfortable C-shaped mahogany neck

Specifications

• Body shape: Dreadnought cutaway
• Top wood: Spruce
• Back & sides wood: Mahogany
• Neck wood: Mahogany
• Fretboard material: Rosewood
• Bridge material: Rosewood
• Scale length: 648 mm (25.5 inches)
• Nut width: 43 mm
• Number of frets: 20
• Tuners: Die-cast chrome
• Finish: Natural satin
• Binding: Black
• Rosette: Multi-ply
• Strings: Steel
• Neck profile: C-shape
• Bracing: X-bracing
• Pickguard: Black teardrop
• Orientation: Right-handed

Tips

To keep your Samick GD-100SC NS in top shape, wipe down the strings and body after each session, and store it in a case or gig bag when not in use. A proper setup by a technician can further enhance playability, especially for beginners. Consider using a humidifier in dry climates to protect the solid spruce top.