A Parlor done right: our 2014 Froggy Bottom P12. We can describe the voice in three words: smooth, velvety, and clear. In spite of its slender dimensions, this P12 has a lot of volume packed away, and it takes minimal effort to access that projection. An easy player for sure. Bastogne Walnut back and sides with some figure, Adirondack Spruce on top (a Froggy Bottom staple), bound in Curly Maple and adorned with an Abalone frog at the slotted headstock.
The overtone levels are just perfect to give extra lushness to feather the trebles without overpowering the voice. This Froggy is four years old, but looks practically brand new; it’s like getting a new Froggy without the new Froggy price tag—a smart choice for a sharp Parlor package.
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The froggy P model is one of my favorite smaller guitars. I like the fact that while it has a narrow lower bout the body is long and there’s lots of surface area to create tone and body energy. Both of which this guitar has in spades. Very fun to play, full voiced, and much better bass response than you would think from the size. Really a versatile guitar that plays well in a lot of genres. I highly recommend it. | Scale Length | 24.7500 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.8130 in |
| String Spacing | 2.3130 in |
| Woods | Spruce - Adirondack (Red), Walnut - Bastogne |
A Parlor done right: our 2014 Froggy Bottom P12. We can describe the voice in three words: smooth, velvety, and clear
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