D'Angelico Premier Tammany Acoustic Guitar

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Take a portal to the past with this beautifully worn-in Premier Tammany acoustic. Its shallow body depth and C-shaped neck offer supreme playing comfort.

Overview

Introducing the D'Angelico Premier Tammany—a non-cutaway orchestra model and portal to the past. Rich in mid-range and crystal clear across all six strings, the Tammany's open-pore satin finish on its solid mahogany top makes for remarkably warm tone, truly feeling and sounding like a vintage instrument. The Tammany also boasts exceptional playability—with a slightly shallower body depth and a C-shape neck profile. Antique bronze hardware complements the Tammany's aged finish, rounding out its classic turn-of-the-century aesthetic.

Specs

- BODY STYLE: Acoustic
- BODY SHAPE: Orchestra
- BODY DEPTH: 4"
- BODY WIDTH: 16"
- TOP MATERIAL: Solid Mahogany
- BACK MATERIAL: Mahogany Laminated
- SIDE MATERIAL: Mahogany Laminated
- SCALE: 25"
- PICKGUARD: None
- BRIDGE: Ovangkol
- HARDWARE COLOR: Antique Bronze
- TUNERS: Rotomatic Stairstep
- LOGO: Mother of Pearl Premier Shield
- HEADSTOCK VENEER: Ebony
- NUT MATERIAL: PPS
- NUT SIZE: 1 11/16"
- TRUSS ROD: Dual Action
- NECK SHAPE: C-Shape
- NECK MATERIAL: Mahogany Scarf
- FRETBOARD MATERIAL: Ovangkol
- SIDE POSITION MARKER: Black Dot
- INLAY: Mother of Pearl
- FRET NUMBER: 20
- STRINGS: D'Addario EXP-16
- STRAP PIN: Two Bronze
- CASE: N/A

Documents and Manuals

For support or warranty questions, please contact the manufacturer:
Phone: 646-460-8472
Web: https://dangelicoguitars.com/contact/

Reviews

(1 ratings)

Submitted September 17, 2019 by Samuel Pappas in Levering, MI

"Couldn't ask for a better deal"

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I bought this as a back-up as my wonderful Guild D 25 (1971) was going to a luthier friend for some much needed TLC, for an unknown length of time. I've grown to love mahogany guitars and I've always lusted after D'Angelico guitars. Also as a semi-retired 72 year old, old fart I'm on an extremely tight budget. I'm very happy with it. I can tell it'll one day mellow into a sweet instrument as I play it every day. The only thing I'm not crazy about is the aged finish on the body. (Hence my 3 stars on the Features category). I shouldn't complain as the beautiful D'Angelico neck design should more than make up for it. I wish my starter guitar 52 years ago could have been this excellent an instrument.