Sweet, sweet, and sweeter. Our 2002 Abbey Grand Parlor from Kevin Ryan is a delightful small-bodied guitar with an easy balance between warmth and precision that you’ll not want to put down. Indian Rosewood back and sides with a Sitka Spruce top and Kevin’s stepped bridge & slotted headstock, this Ryan has opened up handsomely in the intervening years, and is in great playing shape for many more years to come. We love the bass response this Grand Parlor offers, which sets it apart from its fellow small-bodied guitars. Combined with a glassy setup and slim weight, this Ryan Abbey is a guitar that’s easy to play, hard to put down.
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I’ve always liked Kevin Ryan's Abbey design. It’s oversized and slightly deeper which gives it a full body resonance that’s bigger than most parlor-size guitars. This is an awesome fingerstyle instrument for the songwriter or player who wants the utmost comfort and playability. Great sparkle on the top end and lovely bass response as well. | Scale Length | 25 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.75 in |
| String Spacing | 2.25 in |
| Woods | Spruce - Sitka, Rosewood - Indian |
Sweet, sweet, and sweeter. Our 2002 Abbey Grand Parlor from Kevin Ryan is a delightful small-bodied guitar with an easy balance between warmth and precision that you’ll not want to put down
I’ve always liked Kevin Ryan's Abbey design. It’s oversized and slightly deeper which gives it a full body resonance that’s bigger than most parlor-size guitars 