Walden G570ETB acoustic/electric guitar Tobacco burst

The NATURA G570ETB has a Tobacco Burst UV Cured Satin finish. It's an acoustic-electric Grand Auditorium with a solid Western Red Cedar top and Walden's new weight-saving Low-Mass bracing. The solid North American cedar top produces a warm tone that balances well with the mahogany back and sides. A fiberglass-reinforced mahogany neck with a genuine rosewood fingerboard ensures lifelong neck stability.

NATURA 500. Distilled to the essence of what a great guitar should be, the 500 Series guitars are the most affordable entry point into the Natura line. Bookmatched, quarter-sawn back and sides sourced from the Pacific Northwest deliver the richness and tone found only in a solid top with low-mass bracing. Graphtech NuBone nut and saddle, an environmentally friendly UV-cured open-pore satin finish, and D'Addario-coated EXP11 strings further contribute to the superb tone. Walden MG-20 active electronics with a built-in tuner sound great when connected. 500 Series guitars are tastefully detailed with black binding, an inlaid 2-ring rosette, a pearloid Walden logo, and chrome die-cast tuners.

Solid Western Red Cedar top

Cedar is less dense than spruce, and that softness generally translates into a sense of sonic warmth. Sitka has a full dynamic range, while cedar makes softer tones louder, but also imposes a limit on high volume levels due to an aggressive pick. If you play a cedar top hard, it will eventually reach a limit. Players with a lighter touch generally sound beautiful on a cedar-top guitar, especially fingerstyle players. This lighter touch is amplified slightly more, and the pick never reaches the limit.

Mahogany sides and back

Mahogany has long been a highly sought-after wood for the back and sides of acoustic guitars. Its warm, rounded bass tone provides a foundation for any musical style to reach the listener. The midrange is very strong and full-bodied, while the treble is delicate and very pleasant.

Fiberglass reinforced neck

The neck of this guitar is reinforced with fiberglass strips. These strips provide extra reinforcement, improving the neck's stability. This results in more consistent tuning and improved playability, even over long periods of time.