What is the difference between dreadnought and auditorium?

Shallower than a dreadnought (see right) at around 105mm (4.1″) and narrower in width, the 000 (also known as an auditorium) brings the body closer to the player. While losing some of the dreadnought low end, it’s popular for fingerpickers as it’s more likely to have a mid-focussed quality coming through.

Is a dreadnought bigger than a grand auditorium?

Grand Auditorium has a much narrower waist than a Dreadnought. This gives it a nice rounder shape as well as makes it comfortable on your lap. Both usually have identical overall body length….Body Shape.

	Dreadnought	Grand Auditorium
Lower Bout Width	15.6”	15”
Upper Bout Width	11.5”	10.5”
Waist	10.75”	8.5”

What’s the difference between dreadnought and Grand auditorium guitar?

The difference here is that the grand auditorium has a lower bout similar in size to the dreadnought, while the upper bout is just about the same size as a concert type. The general shape of this body type is like a larger version of a concert type.

What is a auditorium size guitar?

Auditorium and Grand Auditorium acoustic guitars are between Dreadnought and Concert in terms of size. They are quite similar to Concert in terms of guitar body shape but have a larger lower bout width that is almost same as that of dreadnought acoustic guitar. Lower bout typically has a width of about 15”.

What is an auditorium guitar?

This model is also sometimes called an Auditorium or “OOO”. It is a mid-size guitar, with great balance, volume, and projection. It has more presence than the Parlor or “O” guitars, but lacks the heavy bass response of the guitars below. This makes for a good finger-style guitar, or one used for solo gigs.

Will a Grand Auditorium guitar fit in a Dreadnought case?

Best advise (if this is an option) would be to take the guitar to a music store that sells guitar cases and request to see if it fits in a dreadnought case. Based on these dimensions the Grand Auditorium should fit snugly in a Dreadnought case.

Will a Grand Auditorium guitar fit in a dreadnought case?

Do parlor guitars sound different?

Because of their smaller bodies, parlor guitars tend to have tones that emphasize the midrange. The sound of the different parlor guitars vary subtly depending on size and type of wood used, but they should all have that midrangey tone due to the smaller body.

What are Auditorium guitars?