Crafter HD250 CE Natural Acoustic Guitar

Description

Crafter HD250 CE Natural Acoustic Guitar

The Crafter HD250ce Natural Acoustic guitar is a high-gloss, natural-finish dreadnought acoustic-electric guitar designed for players seeking solid tone and stage-ready performance. Here’s a detailed breakdown of what makes it stand out:

This electro-acoustic western guitar is equipped with a CR-T NV preamp which sends out a very natural sounding signal. It has a laminated spruce top. This gives a full sound and projects very well, especially due to the mahogany sides and back which add to the resonance of the sound. This guitar has a great appearance due to the gloss finish.

The Crafter HD250‑CE‑N offers exceptional value with quality tonewoods, reliable electronics, and a comfortable design—all wrapped in a polished aesthetic. It’s ideal for beginners and gigging musicians alike who want a dependable and expressive acoustic-electric without breaking the bank.

If you’re after a solid dreadnought with on-board electronics, easy upper-fret access, and strong tonal presence, the HD250‑CE‑N is a compelling pick.

Key Features

• Body & Tonewoods

  • Top: Engelmann laminated spruce — bright, articulate sound with real projection

  • Back & Sides: Layered mahogany — adds warmth, richness, and resonance

• Neck & Fingerboard

  • Neck: Solid mahogany for stability and smooth playability

  • Fingerboard & Bridge: Rosewood, with easy-to-see dot position markers and elegant rosewood rosette

• Comfort & Build

  • Dreadnought body with Venetian-style cutaway for access to higher frets

  • 20 frets, 25.5″ scale, 42 mm nut width — balanced comfort and playability

• Electronics

  • CR‑T NV preamp with built-in chromatic tuner, under-saddle piezo pickup, 3‑band EQ, presence control, phase switch, and low-battery indicator

• Hardware & Finish

  • Compensated Tusq saddle, die‑cast chrome tuners with black buttons, black ABS binding

  • Comes strung with D’Addario EXP16 (.012–.053) strings

Tone & Playability

• The laminated spruce top delivers bright, punchy tones, while the mahogany body gives a warm mid-range, creating a well-rounded acoustic voice. It projects well unplugged and clearly translates through an amp or PA when amplified

• The cutaway design allows for fluid access to upper frets, making it versatile for both rhythm and lead playing.

• Reviewers describe Crafter guitars as “playing well above their price tag,” with reliable tuning and strong build quality