The Kepma D2-131A is a lot of acoustic guitar for the money, combining thoughtful construction, a comfortable playing feel, and some seriously useful technology. Its dreadnought body pairs a solid A+ North American Sitka spruce top with African mahogany back and sides, delivering a balanced, full-bodied voice with plenty of warmth and projection. It's a great fit for everything from songwriting and everyday playing to taking the stage.
Built with the player in mind. The African mahogany neck features dual carbon fiber reinforcement rods for added stability, along with a smooth satin finish and a comfortable 1.7" nut width. An Indonesian rosewood fingerboard and bridge, custom compensated bone saddle, and 18:1 sealed tuners round out a nicely appointed build.
Here's where the D2-131A gets really interesting. The Kepma AcoustiFex system combines an undersaddle piezo pickup with an onboard condenser microphone and blend control, giving you plenty of flexibility when plugged in. It also offers built-in reverb, chorus, and delay effects that you can enjoy acoustically or through an amp or PA. No pedals required, and no need to complicate your setup just to add a little atmosphere. For a songwriter or performing musician, that's a pretty handy trick to have built right in.
It's a well equipped dreadnought with a lot more going on than meets the eye, and it comes with a deluxe padded gig bag to boot.
Features
Body Shape: Dreadnought
Top: A+ solid North American Sitka spruce
Back & Sides: African mahogany
Neck: Pressure-tested African mahogany with dual carbon fiber reinforcement rods
Neck Finish: Smooth satin
Fingerboard: Indonesian rosewood, acrylic inlays
Frets: 20
Scale Length: 25.48"
Nut: Custom bone, 1.7"
Saddle: Custom triple-compensated bone
Bridge: Indonesian rosewood
Electronics: Kepma AcoustiFex piezo pickup and onboard condenser microphone with blend control
