Tanglewood TW170AS Grand Concert Acoustic Guitar, (Used)

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The Tanglewood TW170AS is a compact Grand Concert acoustic from Tanglewood’s Premier Series, combining a solid spruce top, solid mahogany back and mahogany sides with a comfortable concert-sized body and traditional acoustic styling. Its smaller body makes it particularly well suited to fingerstyle, light strumming and players who prefer a more manageable instrument than a full-size dreadnought. The combination of spruce and mahogany gives the TW170AS a balanced voice with clear mids, controlled bass and good note separation. This Pre-Owned example is in Fair condition, weighs 4.6 lbs, and is supplied without a case. AT A GLANCE Detail | Specification | Brand | Tanglewood | Model | TW170AS | Series | Premier | Body Style | Grand Concert | Top | Solid Spruce | Back | Solid Mahogany | Sides | Mahogany | Weight | 4.6 lbs | Condition | Fair / Pre-Owned | Case | No Case Included | PRE-OWNED CONDITION REPORT This is a Pre-Owned Tanglewood TW170AS in Fair condition. The Fair condition grade reflects an instrument showing heavier cosmetic wear consistent with regular previous use, while remaining suitable for continued playing. Please study the photographs carefully for the exact extent of marks, dents, scratches and other cosmetic wear on this individual guitar. This guitar weighs an actual 4.6 lbs. No case is included. KEY FEATURES Tanglewood TW170AS Premier Series Grand Concert body Solid spruce top Solid mahogany back Mahogany sides One-piece mahogany neck Rosewood fingerboard Rosewood bridge 20 frets Gold Kluson-style machine heads Comfortable concert-sized body Balanced acoustic response Actual weight: 4.6 lbs Fair Pre-Owned condition No case included WHY YOU’LL LOVE IT The TW170AS is a practical choice for players who prefer a smaller-bodied acoustic with a more focused response than a dreadnought. Its solid spruce top provides clarity and dynamic range, while the mahogany back and sides add warmth and midrange definition. Th