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At A Glance

Top Wood
Solid Spruce
Back Wood
Select Sapele
Sides
Select Sapele
Bracing
Quarter-sawn scalloped
Rosette
Abalone/Wood
Type
Acoustic Guitars
Shape
Parlor
Style
6 String Acoustic
Color
Gloss Natural
Strings
D'Addario
Neck Wood
Okoume
Fretboard
Laurel
Number Of Frets
18
Inlays
Abalone
Nut
Bone
Nut Width
43mm"
Scale
24"
Hardware
Chrome
Bridge
Laurel
Tuners
Diecast
Headstock
Slotted
Description

Washburn positioned the WP33SRS-L-U within its Parlor Series as the P33S Royal Sapphire, a parlor-bodied acoustic guitar built around a solid spruce top paired with select Sapele back and sides. The left-handed designation (-L) placed it as a mirror-configuration variant within the same series.

The solid spruce top is braced with a quarter-sawn scalloped pattern and carries an abalone and wood rosette. The Okoume neck features a slotted headstock and terminates at a 43mm bone nut, running a 24-inch scale across an 18-fret laurel fretboard dressed with abalone inlays. The laurel bridge and chrome diecast tuners complete the hardware complement. Strings are fitted from D'Addario. The finish is gloss natural on the body.

Owners sourcing replacement parts — including the bone nut, laurel bridge saddle, or diecast tuners — should consult a qualified luthier or guitar technician, who can verify fit against the 43mm nut width and 24-inch scale before any parts are ordered or installed.

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