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TG-10 Tenor Acoustic Guitar Natural

Gold Tone

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The TG-10 is a more affordable tenor guitar, but still has low string action and great tone. The body is laminated wood. It has a bolt-on neck for easy neck resets and is set up exactly like its big brother, the TG-18. It includes a heavily padded bag, and is the perfect complement instrument for guitarists wanting to flirt with the 4-string style. Four strings afford the player with a superb way to play chord solos, as you have a finger for each string. Also a favorite instrument for tenor banjo players!
Gold Tone TG-10 Tenor Acoustic Guitar Natural
Gold Tone TG-10 Tenor Acoustic Guitar Natural
Gold Tone TG-10 Tenor Acoustic Guitar Natural

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Tonewoods
  • Neck: Mahogany with single adjusting truss rod
  • Fingerboard: Rosewood
  • Top: Laminated Spruce
  • Bridge: Rosewood
  • Back: Mahogany
  • Sides: Mahogany
Appointments
  • Fingerboard Inlay: Dot
Hardware
  • Nut: Micarta Nut and Saddle
  • Tuners: Sealed Mashine Heads
  • Strings: CGDA - .035w, .024w, .014, .008
Dimensions
  • Scale: 23"
  • Weight: 5 lb.
  • Nut Width: 1-5/16"
  • Total Length: 37"

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  1. Stays In Tune2
  2. Consistent1
  3. Fun To Play1
  4. Good Feel1

Reviewed by 2 customers

  • My favorite instrument to play

    5

    submitted2 years ago

    byThomas

    fromDallas, TX.

    All of the beauty of the guitar with the gentle learning curve of a ukulele. Crazy fun to play in small-group "campfire" style settings. I have owned three different tenor guitars (along with a few regular guitars and a ukulele) but my Gold Tone was always my favorite. It sounds good strummed but really shines when fingerpicked.

  • Floor model sold as new

    1

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted2 years ago

    byJoe

    fromBaltimore Md.

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    Two of the tuning machines were defective . I had the call goldtone to get the replacements. Internet gear person did not follow up. I had to call back a number of times and finally someone took care of me.

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  • submitted3 years ago

    asked byTuck

    fromLaguna bch,ca

    I have a TG- 4 string and can't find it anywhere, suggestions?

    I have a TG- 4 string and can't find it anywhere, suggestions?

    Open Reply - Beau
    Please give us a call and we may be able to special order this item for you.

  • submitted3 years ago

    asked byJimbo

    fromLondon, Canada

    What guage strings would I use to string it like a uke in low GCEA and High GCEA to let me use the same chords?

    What guage strings would I use to string it like a uke in low GCEA and High GCEA to let me use the same chords?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    I’m sorry, I don’t know. This is tuned to a CGDA. .035w, .024w, .014, .008

  • submitted4 years ago

    asked byTHOMAS

    fromlexington

    thinking about a low price tenor guitar. What do you suggest?

    thinking about a low price tenor guitar. What do you suggest?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    We need a little more information to better answer your question. Please give us a call 877 687 5403

  • submitted4 years ago

    asked byAndrew

    fromHawthorne, CA

    This guitar comes strung CGDA, whereas I would like to string it for GDAE (irish tuning). What strings should I purchase that will fit on the guitar?

    This guitar comes strung CGDA, whereas I would like to string it for GDAE (irish tuning). What strings should I purchase that will fit on the guitar?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    Strings will be the same