Cole Clark CCSAN1EC-LH-SR Studio Series Solid European Spruce / Rosewood Left-Handed Grand Auditorium Acoustic Guitar w/ Pickup SN#4814

Left-Handed Grand Auditorium Versatility with Solid Spruce, Rosewood and PG3 Electronics

The left-handed Cole Clark CCSAN1EC-LH-SR Studio Grand Auditorium combines a solid European spruce top with solid rosewood back and sides, giving it a versatile acoustic foundation suited to everything from articulate fingerstyle work to fuller strumming. Its Grand Auditorium body uses an internally carved top and back, while Spanish heel construction and XT bracing are designed to support projection, resonance and sustain.

An African mahogany neck is paired with a Eucalypt fingerboard and bridge, with a 44 mm Graph Tech TUSQ nut and matching TUSQ saddle. The 25.5" scale keeps the string response familiar for players who like a little firmness under the picking hand, while the Poly Satin finish gives the guitar a smooth, understated presentation. Abalone dot inlays and an abalone rosette add restrained visual detail.

For amplified use, Cole Clark’s PG3 three-way pickup system combines an undersaddle piezo, face sensor and condenser microphone. Rather than relying on a single transducer, the three sources work together to capture string attack, body vibration and air movement, giving you a more natural and balanced amplified sound for live work.

This Studio Series model uses non-Australian timbers, with the tonewoods sourced, processed, prepared and assembled in Cole Clark’s China workshop under the company’s quality-control standards. Each guitar then receives a full QC check and setup in Australia. A grey Cole Clark heavy-duty gig bag and pickguard are included.

At Riffs & Licks Music, we think the CCSAN1EC-LH-SR is a strong choice for left-handed players who want an all-solid Grand Auditorium with traditional tonewoods and a stage-ready pickup system that captures more of the guitar than a conventional undersaddle setup alone.

Please Note: The timbers used in this instrument are not Australian timbers. They are also not necessarily sustainable. 

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