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At A Glance

Top Wood
Solid Sitka Spruce
Back Wood
Mahogany
Sides
Mahogany
Bracing
Cathedral Peaked Scalloped-X
Rosette
Washburn Heritage
Type
Acoustic Guitars
Shape
Dreadnought
Style
6 String Acoustic, Cutaway
Controls
Volume / EQ = bass, mid, treble / Phase
Pickups
Under saddle transducer
Preamp System
Fishman Presys II 301T w/tuner
Color
Tobacco Burst
Finish
Gloss Finish
Strings
D-Addario EXP light gauge phosphor bronze
Neck Wood
Satin Mahogany with 2 way Truss Rod
Fretboard
Ovangkol
Number Of Frets
20 frets
Inlays
dots
Nut
Graphtech Nubone
Nut Width
1-11/16"
Scale
25-5/16"
Hardware
Chrome hardware
Bridge
Ovangkol
Tuners
Chrome Diecast
Pickguard
Washburn tortoise
Description

Washburn built the HD10SCETB-O-U as part of its Heritage Series, positioning it as a dreadnought cutaway acoustic-electric suited to players who need access to the upper register without sacrificing the full-bodied projection the dreadnought platform provides. The cutaway body configuration and onboard Fishman Presys II 301T preamp system made it a practical choice for stage use within the Heritage lineup.

The top is solid Sitka spruce braced with Washburn's Cathedral Peaked Scalloped-X pattern. Back, sides, and neck are mahogany, with the neck finished in satin and fitted with a two-way truss rod. The fretboard and bridge are Ovangkol, dressed with dot inlays across 20 frets. Nut material is GraphTech Nubone at a 1‑11/16" width, and the scale runs 25‑5/16". Tuners are chrome diecast. Electronics consist of an under-saddle transducer feeding the Fishman Presys II 301T, which provides volume, bass, mid, and treble controls alongside a phase switch for feedback management and an onboard tuner. The rosette is the Washburn Heritage pattern, hardware throughout is chrome, and the body carries a gloss Tobacco Burst finish. Strings were factory-fitted with D'Addario EXP light-gauge phosphor bronze.

Owners sourcing replacement parts — saddles, nuts, tuner buttons, or preamp components — should verify measurements against their specific instrument; a qualified luthier or guitar technician can confirm fit and handle setup adjustments.

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