Sigma's S00R-42S is a parlour–sized acoustic built around a solid Adirondack spruce top paired with Indian rosewood back and sides. The 00–12 fret body configuration and 25.4" scale length sit somewhere between a travel instrument and a full–sized performer’s tool, making it suited to fingerstyle players and singer–songwriters who value portability without sacrificing resonance. The dovetail neck joint and mahogany construction signal serious build quality at this price point.
Construction details matter here: the low–profile mahogany neck measures 1–3/4" at the nut, whilst the ebony fingerboard and bridge anchor tonal clarity. Bone nut and saddle support sustain, and the two–way truss rod allows for setup flexibility over time. Grover Gold side–mount tuners with butterbean knobs deliver stability without fuss. The instrument arrives strung with D'Addario EXP16 phosphor bronze, finished in polished gloss with an ageing toner that absorbs the typical plastic sheen of new acoustics. It ships with the SSC–0012 softshell case.
Features
- Solid Adirondack spruce top (AA grade) with Indian rosewood back and sides
- Dovetail neck joint construction for long–term stability and tone transfer
- 25.4" scale length with low–profile mahogany neck; 1–3/4" nut width
- Ebony fingerboard and bridge paired with bone nut and saddle
- Two–way truss rod for setup adjustment and neck relief control
- Grover Gold side–mount tuning machines with butterbean knobs
- D'Addario EXP16 phosphor bronze strings included; polished gloss finish
- SSC–0012 softshell case included; EAN 4260685050479



