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Solid Wood Cutaway Acoustics

For the guitarist who plays lead or plays well up the neck, nothing beats a cutaway body for easy access.
Our first cutaway acoustic was Dionisio. a Venetian (rounded) cutaway companion to Tofino. The solid-wood Cedar and Mahogany acoustic has been a staple for MacKenzie & Marr since its introduction in 2010. Dionisio X - the limited 10th-anniversary edition features a new shallow V neck profile and distinctive Maple binding and Abalone purfling
The Ian Tyson Inspiration, with a Florentine (sharp) cutaway and large "Alberta" body offers this distinctive (and in the past, expensive) design at an affordable price.
Dionisio Cedar-top solid wood cut-a-way, Dionisio Mahogany-back solid wood cut-a-way
Dionisio X Cedar Top Cutaway
An affordable solid wood cut-a-way acoustic.
Price:CAD $999.99
The Ian Tyson Inspiration - AAA grade Sitka Spruce top, The Ian Tyson Inspiration Bolivian Rosewood back and sides
The Ian Tyson Inspiration Acoustic Guitar
A solid wood Florentine cut-a-way acoustic
Price:CAD $1,435.99

Our cut-a-way models, like all MacKenzie and Marr guitar are built to exacting standards. With no dealer markup they are also the best acoustic guitars for the money.
Crafted with AAA grade solid wood - either Cedar or Spruce for the tops, and African Mahogany or Bolivian Rosewood for backs and sides our cutaway acoustics deliver excellent sustain and overtones.
We offer a seven day "Love It or Leave It" money back guarantee and a limited lifetime warranty against factory defects.

Fall In Love In Less Than a Week

Try any of our guitars in the comfort of your own home. If you don't fall head over heels in love within a week we'll arrange to take it back and issue a full refund (including shipping).
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