Here for sale we have a Crafter TV200CEQ Electro-Acoustic Guitar in Satin Natural finish. Made in Korea in 2006, this guitar features a dovetail construction comprising a Solid Engelmann Spruce top, Laminated Mahogany back and sides, Mahogany neck and 20 fret Indian Rosewood fingerboard with matching bridge. Chrome tuning machines with Pearloid 'Mushroom' buttons are installed, along with an attractive Faux Tortoiseshell pickguard. An L.R Baggs Element undersaddle piezo pickup is fitted, and is wired to a shoulder-mounted LR-T Pro preamp with controls for master volume, 3-band slider EQ, 'Scoop' slider, phase reverse and on-board tuner. 
 
The Mahogany neck plays very well, with a moderately sized profile that could be described as a 'C' shape. This sits comfortably in the hand and provides a smooth and responsive playing experience in all registers. The Indian Rosewood fretboard is pleasant under the fingers, and with its 16" radius is practical for chordal, melodic and fingerstyle playing. The single cutaway design enhances access to the upper frets, really opening up the full range of the instrument. The Orchestra body size is supremely comfortable in the arms, being thin enough to provide a very manageable playing experience in both standing and seated positions. 
 
The voice of the Crafter TV200CEQ is warm and rich, and delivers a remarkably robust low end for such a small-bodied guitar. The mid range is open and clear, whilst the top end is nice and bright. The instrument does sound very nicely balanced overall, and is equally well suited to both fingerstyle and chordal playing. The Solid Engelmann Spruce top projects well, and provides a wide, sensitive dynamic range, without loss of clarity at higher volumes. The L.R Baggs Element pickup is a premium feature not often seen at this price point, and does a fantastic job of conveying the acoustic voice of the instrument. 

 
Please be aware that for international buyers import fees are not included in our postage and packaging cost, this only covers the cost of the guitar being sent to you. Import fees will be charged by Customs upon the guitar's arrival in the recipient country. Due to Brexit, this also applies to EU buyers. We advise checking the total import cost with Customs as this is not information we are able to accurately provide.