Rogue RG-624 Left-Handed Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar Natural

The Rogue RG-624 dreadnought acoustic guitar brings quality construction and comfortable playability together in a left-handed model. With its solid spruce top and mahogany back and sides, the Rogue RG-624 produces a balanced, resonant tone. The spruce and mahogany combination delivers richness, warmth and definition to each note. Players will appreciate the smooth feel of the rosewood fingerboard, which enables fluid playing across the neck. To keep the guitar sounding its best, Rogue equipped the RG-624 with precise die-cast tuning machines. An adjustable bridge provides reliable intonation up and down the fingerboard. Weighing in at just over 5 pounds, the lightweight RG-624 dreadnought rests easily against the body for playing comfort. Left-handed guitarists will find their new match in the Rogue RG-624. Quality Spruce Top for Rich, Balanced Tone The RG-624 gets its clear, balanced tone from a solid spruce top. Spruce is a popular choice for acoustic guitar tops because of its responsive sound. You'll hear strong articulation and a clear tone from each string. When strummed, the spruce top produces even resonance across the tonal spectrum. Treble notes ring out with sparkling clarity, while the bass resonates with fullness. Whether you strum chords or pick single notes, the spruce top highlights the nuances of your playing technique. You'll love the balanced, organic tone of the RG-624. Mahogany Back and Sides Provide Warmth and Resonance Complementing the spruce top, the mahogany back and sides add tonal depth to the RG-624. Mahogany is appreciated for its warm, rich sound. You'll notice the mahogany's low-end presence immediately, as bass notes resonate with fullness and warmth. The mahogany body also helps the guitar sustain, allowing notes to ring out. Together, the spruce and mahogany create a nicely balanced acoustic guitar tone. The spruce provides clarity and articulation, while the mahogany boosts warmth and resonance. Whether strumming rhythm or flatpicking leads, the RG-624's spruce and mahogany tone will inspire your creativity. Rosewood Fingerboard Offers Smooth Playability The rosewood fingerboard contributes to the RG-624's comfortable feel and smooth playability. Rosewood has a naturally oily finish that creates fluid movement up and down the neck. Bends, slides and vibrato come easily, as your fingers glide gracefully along the rosewood. The wood's density also provides excellent fingerboard durability over years of playing. The rosewood's stability ensures reliable intonation so chords ring out in tune all across the neck. Plus, rosewood's esthetic appeal looks fantastic against the spruce top. Play your favorite riffs and leads with ease on the rosewood fingerboard. Die-Cast Tuners Keep Guitar in Tune The RG-624 uses quality die-cast tuning machines to keep the guitar sounding its best. Die-cast tuners provide precise and accurate tuning stability. The gears maintain proper tension to minimize string slippage. This tuning accuracy is extremely important for an acoustic guitar, enabling proper intonation when fretting notes and chords. The tuners turn smoothly for quick tuning adjustments. Whether you're playing live on stage or recording in the studio, you can trust the RG-624 to stay in tune song after song. Adjustable Bridge Allows for Proper Intonation An adjustable bridge provides reliable intonation up and down the neck of the RG-624. The bridge can be adjusted to compensate for string gage and action height, ensuring correct intonation and chord voicings across the fingerboard. Proper intonation means every note you fret rings out with harmonic accuracy. You'll hear the true tonal character of the RG-624 when playing leads up the neck. The adjustable bridge maintains excellent intonation whether using a pick, fingers, slide or other playing technique on the RG-624.

One of our best guitar deals ever for lefties! You can't beat the features you get for such a low price: genuine spruce top, die-cast tuning machines, nato neck, bound rosewood fretboard, and Martin strings