Froggy Bottom Featured Guitar | D14

Scott Ainslie plays “Midnight on the Water” on a beautiful Froggy Bottom DeLuxe Grade D14 dreadnought with East Indian rosewood and Adirondack spruce.

By: Froggy Bottom

April 25, 2017

In this video, Scott Ainslie plays his arrangement of the beautiful waltz “Midnight On the Water” on a stunning Froggy Bottom Deluxe Grade D14. This instrument features East Indian rosewood and Adirondack spruce. The tone is clear and balanced, and the guitar delivers a powerful and versatile sound.

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