Acoustica Series 40-inch Grand Auditorium Cutaway Electro-Acoustic Guitar, Ash Wood, EQ with Built-in Tuner, Includes a Free Online Guitar Course

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The new standard for intermediate – why settle for a strip down entry level model when you can have a gig ready Grand Auditorium guitar for the same price?

Basic specs: 

Product Description

Grand Auditorium Semi-Acoustic, Big Sound in a Comfortable Size:
A 40-inch semi-acoustic with a grand auditorium body that delivers rich sound, strong durability, and easy playability—comfortable to carry without compromising tone.

Matte Laminated Ashwood Top + Mahogany Neck — Warm Depth & Resonance:
A matte laminated ashwood top gives a full, rich voice, paired with a mahogany neck that adds warmth, depth, and a more resonant feel while you play.

In-Built 2-Band Kadence EQ + Digital Tuner (Stage & Recording Ready):
The built-in 2-band EQ lets you control bass, treble, and volume for live gigs or recording, and the built-in digital tuner makes tuning quick and accurate anytime.

Truss Rod Neck Control for Seasonal Action Changes:
An adjustable truss rod helps fine-tune neck relief and action (string height), so the guitar stays comfortable to play even when weather and humidity shift.

Indian Rosewood Fretboard for Smooth Hand Movement:
A comfortable Indian rosewood fretboard supports easy transitions, clean chord changes, and smooth playing over longer practice sessions.

Die-Cast Tuning Keys for Better Tuning Stability:
Metal die-cast tuners hold the strings firmly, tune precisely, and help the guitar stay in tune longer between sessions.

Kadence Bronze Coated Strings — Clear, Bright, Durable Tone:
Pre-strung with bronze coated strings for a clear, bright sound and better durability for everyday practice.

Gig-Ready Strap Pins:
Built-in strap pins make it easy to attach a strap and play comfortably while standing—no extra fitting required.

Reinforced Volute for a Stronger Neck Joint:
The volute reinforces the area between the headstock and neck, making it stronger and less prone to cracks or damage over time.

Reinforced Bridge Design for Long-Term Stability:
A strengthened bridge build improves long-term structural stability and helps maintain consistent performance.

JF-Style Full Cutaway for Easy High-Fret Access:
The full cutaway design makes upper frets easier to reach—perfect for lead lines, solos, and higher-register chords as you level up.

Pro-Grade Fret Finish — Smooth, Fast Neck Feel:
An 8-step filing and rounding process ensures zero fret-sprout and a smoother, faster neck feel—closer to what you’d expect from custom setups and premium guitars.

Deep Pore Finish — Feel the Grain, Hear the Resonance:
This deep pore finish lets the paint absorb into the wood instead of forming a thick layer on top, so you can feel the natural grain and texture on the body. It also helps preserve resonance and acoustic tone. This idea came from our product team’s testing—an unfinished guitar felt more “alive” and sounded more open, so we researched and found that luxury car interiors use deep-pore finishing. When we applied the same technology to the A06 variant, we heard a clear improvement in resonance, and that’s how this version was created.

Complimentary Learning Course Included:
Complimentary online lessons that cover tuning, fundamentals, and step-by-step guidance to play 10 popular songs—ideal for beginners.

Invest in the Guitar, Not the Label:
Kadence is a home-grown brand built for Indian musicians and Indian weather—focused on quality, reliability, and performance without charging you extra for an international logo. You get the features, sound, and value you actually need, not just a famous headstock.

Sound Quality

This guitar has a warm, smooth tone that sits in a balanced-to-warm range, with the laminated ashwood top giving it a softer, more rounded character. The bass is medium and slightly rounded, feeling full without turning boomy, and the mids are forward and thicker, which makes chords sound rich and supportive—especially if you like singing along. The treble stays smooth and gentle, so it never feels too sharp or harsh during long practice sessions. Overall, it has medium projection that’s perfect for home practice and room jamming, with good sustain and a clean, comfortable resonance.

Best for playing

This guitar is best for rhythm and strumming if you want a smoother, warmer sound that makes chords feel full and pleasant for singing along, without harsh highs. For beginners to intermediate players, the Grand Auditorium shape feels comfortable to hold, and the warm tone is forgiving during long practice sessions, so it stays easy on the ears even when your strumming isn’t perfect yet. For jamming and small gatherings, it works great acoustically with its balanced mids and rounded top end, and if you’re using the pickup/EQ (semi-acoustic model), it sounds especially nice amplified because the warm mids help vocals and chords sit naturally in the mix.

Genres it suits most
This guitar suits Bollywood, indie, and pop really well—especially for learning songs and singing along because its tone feels warm and smooth. It’s a strong fit for acoustic rock and singer-songwriter music like Arijit-style ballads, Ed Sheeran-type grooves, and Coldplay-style progressions, where you want chords to sound full and supportive under vocals. It also works beautifully for worship/church and Sufi-style acoustic, because the softer top end keeps it gentle and emotional. For light country and folk, it handles open chords and steady rhythm patterns nicely, giving you a rounded, pleasant sound that doesn’t feel sharp

It can do but not its main strength
It delivers a balanced, warm sound, but it won’t produce the extra-deep low-end thump you’d typically get from a 41” dreadnought. Even with heavy strumming, it stays smooth rather than “cannon-like

FAQ’s

1) Is this guitar right for me?
This guitar is best for people who want one do-it-all semi-acoustic for home practice, jamming, and small performances. It’s great for singers/strummers and cover creators who want a plug-in ready guitar with onboard tone control and a tuner, and it’s a strong choice for beginners too because the Grand Auditorium shape + full cutaway helps you grow without outgrowing the guitar.

2) When is this NOT the right choice?
Skip this guitar if you’re specifically looking for a dreadnought sound—that extra boomy bass and “cannon-like” low-end thump that a larger dreadnought body naturally gives.

3) Size + comfort (what should I buy and will it hurt?)
This is a 40” Grand Auditorium, which is comfortable for most adults and easier to hold than larger dreadnought shapes. Finger pain is normal for new players in the beginning, but with regular practice it reduces as calluses form. The cutaway also makes it easier to reach higher frets as you improve.

4) Tuning, tuners, and strings (will it stay in tune?)
It comes with die-cast tuning pegs that hold tuning well. New strings may detune a bit more in the first few days because they stretch, but once settled, tuning stability improves. It comes strung with bronze coated strings, which give a clear tone and good durability for regular playing.

5) Volume + where you can use it
At home, it works like a normal acoustic for practice and room jamming. When you want more volume, you can plug it into an amp/PA using the built-in electronics, which makes it suitable for small gatherings, church, cafés, and basic stage use.

6) Weather + truss rod (Indian conditions)
Weather can change a guitar’s neck slightly, which affects string height (action). That’s why this guitar includes an adjustable truss rod to correct the neck when seasons change—if you’re a beginner, it’s best to get adjustments done by a local guitar technician. For care, keep it in the bag, avoid extreme heat/sunlight, and store it at normal room temperature.

7) Setup, warranty, and replacement support
You get a 1-year manufacturing defect warranty and a 7-day replacement window for manufacturing defects. The guitar ships with strings loosened and safe packaging. When it arrives, tune it to E–A–D–G–B–E and play. If you notice buzzing or the strings feel hard, a quick basic setup at any local guitar tech can make it perfect. If it arrives damaged, share clear photos within 24 hours and a replacement can be arranged.

8) Learning help (course + how fast you’ll play a song)
The complimentary Kadence course covers tuning, basics, and step-by-step lessons up to 10 popular songs. With regular practice, many beginners can play a simple first song in 1–2 days, while smooth chord changes and rhythm usually take a few weeks. To access the course, use the coupon code you receive and redeem it on krack.ai at checkout.

9) Electronics quick FAQs (EQ, tuner, battery, cable, amp)
The 2-band EQ lets you adjust bass/treble and control volume when plugged in, and the built-in tuner works without plugging in as long as a battery is inside. It uses a 9V battery (not included), and you’ll need a 6.35mm (¼ inch) cable to connect to an amp or PA. For beginners, a 20W amp is a good starting point for home practice and small jams.