Here’s a Petros that’s at home in just about every setting. The voice is characterized by evenness and clarity, with great balance across the strings for both fingerstyle and flatpicking play, while the Grand Concert body size is big enough for power and projection, but still perfectly sized for comfort. Back and sides are a light colored set of Ceylon Satinwood, of which we’ve only seen a handful of guitars, and Petros paired that with an Alaskan Yellow Cedar top, plus Tasmanian Blackwood bindings, additional Abalone trim and appointments, and a venetian style cutaway. EVO frets are still going strong since 2015, and let’s be honest they’re going to continue to hold up great for years to come. A slender 1 11/16″ nut makes for quick lefthand work, paired with a slick setup for easy peasy playability, and a Fishman Ellipse pickup carries you right onto stage. Comes wrapped up in a custom Karura flight case!
Other keywords: fingerpicking, al petteway, 32415, ceder, tbw, gc
Additional Demo: https://youtu.be/4mwIChn_xQc
A gorgeous Grand Concert with a unique wood combo that really works. Satinwood has great energy and push, and the Yellow Cedar keeps it warm and full. Equally beautiful for the eyes and the ears! 
This beauty really takes to DADGAD and other dropped tunings, where the clarity of the bass pairs up will with the warmth in the mids. | Scale Length | 25.5 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.688 in |
| String Spacing | 2.25 in |
| Woods | Cedar - Alaskan Yellow, Satinwood - Ceylon |
Here's a Petros that's at home in just about every setting. The voice is characterized by evenness and clarity, with great balance across the strings for both fingerstyle and flatpicking play, while the Grand Concert body size is big enough for power and projection, but still perfectly sized for comfort
A gorgeous Grand Concert with a unique wood combo that really works. Satinwood has great energy and push, and the Yellow Cedar keeps it warm and full
This beauty really takes to DADGAD and other dropped tunings, where the clarity of the bass pairs up will with the warmth in the mids. 