EKO - Ranger 6 Cutaway EQ Blue Sunburst

The EKO Ranger 6 Cutaway EQ Blue Sunburst reference is an electroacoustic folk guitar. It features the traditional cutaway Dreadnought silhouette, combining a spruce top with basswood back and sides. The neck of this item is made from okoume, while the fingerboard is made from South American Roupana, with 20 frets. In addition, it is equipped with a plastic nut and bridge.

Featuring a more compact profile and its cutaway, this model offers an optimized playing experience, allowing easy access to the last frets of the neck without altering the sound projection of the instrument.

The integrated amplifier in question is the Eko SE30: The system handles piezoelectric and offers adjustment options for volume, bass, midrange, treble, phase inversion and display tuning. The word "ranger" has a central importance in the history of Eko, and played a decisive role in establishing the brand in Europe.

The Ranger clearly stands out among these guitars with unparalleled notoriety, which every guitarist has already encountered during their life. This iconic icon was created in the 1960s in Eko's Italian workshops. Also known for their solidity, the Ranger 6s are very quickly identifiable thanks to their iconic mustache-shaped pickguard.

Due to its neat aesthetic, it is not unlikely to find it as a decorative element in a corner of the living room.