Eko DV 300 Black
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The essentials to know about the Eko DV300 guitar
The essentials to know about the Eko DV300 guitar
- Iconic "SG" look: double cutaway, slim and lightweight body for immediate comfort and easy handling.
- Two standard Eko humbuckers: power, warmth and reduced noise, perfect for blues, rock and hard rock.
- Playing comfort: set maple neck with a C profile, 22 frets, laurel key and 14" / 356 mm radius.
- Reliable hardware: Tune-o-matic bridge + Stopbar, simple and effective passive electronics (2 volume controls, 2 tone controls, 3-way selector).
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Essential Information About the Eko DV300 Guitar
- Iconic "SG" Look: double cutaway, thin and lightweight body for immediate playability.
- Two Standard Eko Humbuckers: power, warmth, and reduced noise, perfect for blues, rock, and hard rock.
- Playing Comfort: glued maple neck with a C profile, 22 frets, laurel fingerboard, and 14" / 356 mm radius.
- Reliable Hardware: Tune-o-matic bridge + Stopbar tailpiece, simple and effective passive electronics (2 volumes, 2 tones, 3-position selector).
An Affordable SG in the Rock Spirit by Eko
The DV300 draws inspiration from a silhouette that has become a standard in electric guitars thanks to its comfort, lightness, and instantly recognizable aesthetics. Eko offers here an accessible and sturdy interpretation, designed to deliver the essentials of a "solid guitar" oriented towards rock: simple craftsmanship, classic hardware, and intuitive electronics, ideal for starting out with a reliable instrument.
Who Is It For, and Which Styles?
The Eko DV300 is primarily aimed at beginners and intermediate guitarists who want an easy-to-play guitar, effective both in rehearsals and at home. Its pair of humbucker pickups and control configuration make it very comfortable in blues, rock, hard rock, and more broadly in any genres where a thicker sound with a nice distortion response is sought.
The Sound
The poplar body provides a balanced and direct character, with a clear attack that remains easy to tame for working on riffs and chords. The two humbuckers deliver a higher output level than single coils, with a rounder, fuller tone naturally suited to overdrive. The passive electronics (3-position selector, 2 volumes, 2 tones) allow quick switching from a sharper bridge pickup to a warmer neck pickup, or combining both for fuller and more versatile sounds.
Technical specifications
| Electronics: microphone configuration | HH | Tuning pegs | Diecast |
| Fretboard: side markers | Yes | Original Strings | Eko 10/46 |
| Category | Double cut | Scalloped | Double |
| Truss Rod | Double-action | Body | Poplar |
| Strings | Metal | Nbre of pickups | 2 |
| Nbr of strings | 6 | Neck Pickup | Humbucker |
| Neck | Maple | Bridge pickup | Humbucker |
| Neck format | C | Electronics | Passive |
| Radius | 14 " | Selector | 3-position |
| Nut Width | 42 mm | Settings | 2x volume, 2x tone |
| Fingerboard | Laurel | Color | Black |
| Marker | Pearl block | Finishing | Glossy |
| Nbrs of frets | 22 | Hardware | Chromed |
| Scale (mm) | 630 mm | ||
| Shape | SG type | Neck finish | satin |
| Wood | poplar | Bridge / tailpiece | Tune-o-matic + Stopbar |
| Body finish | glossy | Tuners | diecast |
| Pickguard | black | Hardware finish | chrome |
| Neck shape | C profile | Pickups | 2 standard Eko humbuckers |
| Number of frets | 22 | Selector switch | 3 positions |
| Inlays | dots | Controls | 2 volumes, 2 tones |
| Scale length | 630 mm / 24.80" | Model | DV300 |
| Fingerboard radius | 14" / 356 mm | ||
Customer reviews
What customers say
Summarized and selected by AI from recent customer reviews
Customers praised this guitar as excellent for beginners with good overall quality and easy handling. One customer called it "incredible to handle." However, some noted issues with fret finishing and string quality. One guitar arrived damaged, though an exchange was in progress.
Review highlights
- âJust incredible to handleâ
- âExcellent guitar for a beginnerâ
- âExcellent material for any style and level. A marvel.â
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Great gear for any style and level. I use it as a duplicate of my Les Paul and as a study guitar. A marvel.
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A very good first guitar for beginners
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Great guitar for a beginner
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Just incredible to handle
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Eko DV 300 Black suitable for beginner electric guitar players?
Thanks to its maple neck with a C profile and a 42 mm nut width, this model is designed for beginners as well as intermediate guitarists. The original strings are set to gauge 10/46.
What is the scale length of this Eko guitar?
The scale length is 630 mm, or 24.80 inches, featuring 22 frets and a laurel fingerboard.
What tone do the humbucker pickups of the DV300 provide?
The HH configuration includes two standard Eko humbuckers, one at the neck and one at the bridge. The bridge pickup delivers a sharper sound, while the neck pickup offers more warmth. A 3-way selector switch also allows combining both pickups.
Does the Eko DV300 have a vibrato system?
The guitar is equipped with a Tune-o-matic bridge and a Stopbar tailpiece. No vibrato system is specified in the features.
What is the fingerboard radius of the Eko DV 300 Black?
With a 14-inch radius, or 356 mm, the laurel fingerboard is paired with a satin-finish neck.



