Eko Vibra 150 4/4 CW Natural
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Essential Information About the Eko Vibra 150CW Electro Natural Guitar
Essential Information About the Eko Vibra 150CW Electro Natural Guitar
- 4/4 Electro-Acoustic Classical with cutaway, designed for beginners seeking a comfortable and versatile instrument.
- Cedar Top for a soft attack, beautiful projection, and warm harmonics.
- EKO G03 Preamp simple yet comprehensive (volume, 3-band EQ, phase inversion, tuner) for easy amplification.
- Excellent value for money with solid construction inspired by the spirit of Spanish classical guitars.
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An Eko x Roberto Fontanot Collaboration Serving the "Classical" Spirit
The Vibra series was born from the collaboration between Eko, an Italian instrument maker since 1959, and Italian master luthier Roberto Fontanot. The goal is clear: to preserve the DNA of traditional Spanish classical guitars while meeting the expectations of beginner guitarists and the pedagogical requirements of teachers. The Vibra 150CW fits this logic with careful design, a glossy finish, and a focus on playing comfort.For Whom and Which Styles?
The Eko Vibra 150CW is primarily aimed at beginners (and returning players) who want a reliable classical guitar that feels pleasant under the fingers and can keep up with first lessons as well as initial gigs or rehearsals thanks to its built-in electronics. Its 4/4 size (650 mm / 25.59" scale length) is particularly suitable for teenagers from about 12 years old and adults. It is ideal for the classical repertoire, pop/variety nylon-string accompaniment, as well as softer-sounding arrangements (bossa nova, ballads), with easier access to the high frets thanks to the cutaway.Sound
The tonal character of this electro-acoustic classical rests on a coherent choice of woods for a serious first guitar. The cedar top promotes a warm sound with a quick response and nice roundness, highly appreciated for arpeggios and dynamics. The mahogany back and sides provide clarity and good definition while maintaining a pleasant balance across the entire range. The 4/4 format contributes to broader projection, while the EKO G03 preamp allows you to retain this character when amplified, with a 3-band EQ to adjust the tone depending on the venue and an integrated tuner to stay in tune under all circumstances.Technical specifications
| Category | Classical Electric-Acoustic | Fingerboard | South American roupanĂ |
| Format | 4/4 | Nbrs of frets | 19 |
| Cutaway | Yes | Scale (mm) | 650 mm |
| Strings | nylon | Tuning pegs | Open |
| Nbr of strings | 6 | Bridge | South American roupanĂ |
| Top | Cedar | Nut | Plastic |
| Back&Sides | Mahogany | Electronics | préampli EKO G03 (volume, EQ 3-bandes, inversion de phase & accordeur) |
| Nets | Black | Original Strings | Savarez tension medium |
| Neck | Mahogany | Electroacoustic | Yes |
| Neck format | D | Color | Natural |
| Nut Width | 52 mm | Finishing | Glossy |
| Size | 4/4 | Number of frets | 19 |
| Back and sides | Mahogany | Scale length | 650 mm / 25.59" |
| Purflings | Black | Tuners | Open gear |
| Finish | Glossy | Nuts and saddles | Plastic |
| Neck shape | D shape | Number of strings | 6 |
Questions frequently asked
Eko Vibra 150 4/4 CW Natural: Is it suitable for starting classical guitar?
This model features a 4/4 size with a 650 mm scale length, intended especially for teenagers from about 12 years old and adults. The mahogany neck, with a D profile, and medium tension Savarez nylon strings support the learning process.
What sound does the cedar top provide?
The cedar top promotes a quick response, a warm tone, and a roundness suited to arpeggios as well as dynamics. The mahogany back and sides enhance clarity and definition across the entire range.
Can the Vibra 150CW be plugged into an amplifier?
The onboard electronics are based on an EKO G03 preamp, with volume control, 3-band EQ, phase inversion, and a built-in tuner.
Does this classical guitar have a cutaway?
A cutaway is present, facilitating access to the high notes up to the 19th fret of the South American RoupanĂ fingerboard.
What is the nut width?
The nut width is 52 mm, a dimension associated with the standard for six-string classical nylon guitars. The nuts are plastic and the tuning machines are open-gear type. The natural finish is glossy, with black purflings.


