Framus Vintage Hootenanny 6 HP

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Framus Vintage Hootenanny 6 HP

Framus

Vintage Hootenanny 6 HP

4.8 Expert Rating

Product Info

Article Number: 610265
Brand: Framus
Model: Vintage Hootenanny 6 HP
Price: $1,098.90

* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.

The Framus Hootenanny 6 HP is a seriously well-built dreadnought. It's got a lovely, vintage vibe with a strong, focused tone that's great for singer-songwriters and players who like a bit of warmth and projection. This is a fantastic option if you want a quality instrument with a traditional feel without a premium-priced tag.

Product Description

  • Framus Vintage Hootenanny 6 HP
  • Steel-String Guitar
  • Type: Round Shoulder Dreadnought
  • Back and sides: Solid sapele
  • Bracing: Spruce
  • Top: Solid sitka spruce
  • One-piece neck: Solid mahogany
  • Fingerboard: Rosewood (oil finish)
  • Ivory-coloured 3 mm dot side markings
  • Headstock: Hootenanny 6st
  • ‘Framus’ logo made of 0.2 mm thick brass on the headstock
  • Ivory coloured / black binding
  • Hootenanny wooden rosette
  • 19 polished
  • slightly rounded medium nickel silver frets
  • With zero fret
  • Neck width at the 0 fret: 44 mm
  • at the 12th fret: 54 mm
  • at the 19th fret: 57 mm
  • Flat fingerboard radius
  • Scale length: 643 mm (25.3")
  • Nut width: 44 mm
  • Bone nut
  • Black pickguard
  • Rosewood bridge (oil finish)
  • Nickel vintage style (3+3) machine heads with ivory-coloured tuning pegs
  • Strings: DAddario XTAPB1253 .012 - .053
  • Colour: Natural
  • Includes Hootenanny case
PROS
  • • Solid Sapele back/sides deliver warm, balanced overtones and projection.
  • • Sitka Spruce top provides excellent clarity and responsiveness for varied playing.
  • • Mahogany neck offers stability and a comfortable, familiar feel in the hand.
  • • Vintage-style nickel tuners ensure accurate tuning stability and a classic aesthetic.
CONS
  • • Sapele's tonal character might lack the aggressive bite of some rosewood options.
  • • The flat fingerboard radius isn't for everyone; some prefer a rounded profile.
  • • The black pickguard is a purely aesthetic choice and may not appeal to all.

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Key Features

Top Wood Solid Sitka Spruce
Back & Sides Solid Sapele
Neck Material Solid Mahogany
Fingerboard Rosewood (oil finish)
Scale Length 643 mm (25.3")
Frets 19 Polished Nickel Silver
Electronics None
Weight Approximately 5.5 lbs (2.5 kg)

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Frequently Asked Questions

The mahogany neck has a more vintage, slightly flatter feel than a modern C shape; it's closer to a vintage 'U' profile.
Oil finishes can initially create some squeak, but it usually diminishes with play and occasional re-oiling; it’s a small price for the feel.
The Framus leans towards a warmer, more balanced tone, while a Martin might offer a slightly more aggressive, 'scooped' midrange character.

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