The N4 models (and the recent N7 seven-string) feature the aforemementioned Stephens Extended Cutaway, a unique neck joint that bonds the neck and body together on the bass-side cutaway instead of behind the fretboard. Nuno Bettencourt of the rock band Extreme has a long-running line of electric models, which currently includes seven variations based on his famed N4 guitar – including a heavily worn USA-made N4 Authentic and the more affordable N2. Today you can purchase the EA20SNB Signature, a thin jumbo-style acoustic-electric with a Florentine cutaway for improved upper-fret access, a Fishman Isys+ preamp/pickup comb and a bookmatched Alaskan Sitka spruce top. Check out the Warren Haynes WSD5249 acoustic, which is based on the original Washburn Solo Deluxe from 1937.
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When the Americana movement kicked into full gear, Washburn was right there with a huge range of instruments suited to the purpose. Part of what has made Washburn so successful is that they’ve never lost sight of their roots, which is why their acoustic instruments are so well respected in the bluegrass world. We are looking to our past for inspiration to help us remain at the forefront of ensuring that everyone can obtain some of the greatest sounding and best built instruments in the world.”
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“Honoring that spirit of innovation is extremely important to us – from using the Stephen’s Extended Cutaway to achieve a more stable neck-joint while allowing greater reach up the fretboard on our electrics and developing the ergonomically and beautifully designed Comfort Series guitars. “We have a rich history of innovation from building the first dreadnought sized guitar being the first to use artist endorsements in advertising and growing the brand to be one of the most widely distributed in the world. “As one of the authentic original American brands, Washburn will celebrate its 135th anniversary next year,” says Jonathan Lee, director, and design and development at the company.
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