SIGMA GUITARS Sdr1-45
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- This item is covered for 3 years
What you need to know
What you need to know
- All-solid construction ("All Solid") for a more immediate response and richer dynamics.
- Premium positioning within the range, designed for guitarists seeking an expressive and durable instrument.
- Acoustic versatility: comfortable for both strumming and fingerstyle playing thanks to a typically generous projection for this type of model.
- Comes with Sigma SSC-D case, ideal for daily transport and protection.
Manufacturer Information
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An "All Solid" Sigma Designed for Moving Upmarket
With the SDR1-45, Sigma emphasizes a lutherie-oriented approach: the "All Solid" label indicates a construction in solid woods, a choice appreciated for how the instrument evolves and opens up over time. The SDR1-45 model fits into an upmarket logic, with a presentation and design focused on musicality, stability, and playing pleasure, whether at home, in rehearsal, or on stage (with microphone pickup).
For Whom and Which Styles?
This acoustic guitar is particularly suitable for intermediate to advanced guitarists who want to upgrade to a livelier, more nuanced, and more responsive instrument than a laminated construction. It adapts very well to styles where dynamics matter: folk, acoustic pop, chanson, country, as well as accompaniments rich in harmonics. Motivated beginners can also find an excellent foundation here, especially if they are looking for a "long-term" instrument.
The Sound
An all-solid construction generally provides a more sensitive touch and better translation of nuances: the sound reacts more to the attack, with a more natural "breathing" sensation. The solid top drives projection and articulation, while the solid back and sides contribute to depth, sustain, and stability of the bass and harmonics. Depending on the setup and string gauge, the instrument can remain clear in open chords while retaining body for arpeggios and melodic parts.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
This Sigma SDR1-45 comes with a Sigma SSC-D case, recommended to protect the instrument from shocks and temperature variations during transport.
Technical specifications
| Type | acoustic guitar | Radius | not disclosed by the manufacturer (inches / mm) |
| Series | Sigma All Solid | Number of frets | not disclosed by the manufacturer |
| Model | SDR1-45 | Bridge | not disclosed by the manufacturer |
| Top | solid (wood species not disclosed by the manufacturer) | Tuners | not disclosed by the manufacturer |
| Back | solid (wood species not disclosed by the manufacturer) | Nut | not disclosed by the manufacturer |
| Sides | solid (wood species not disclosed by the manufacturer) | Saddle | not disclosed by the manufacturer |
| Shape | not disclosed by the manufacturer | Preamp / pickup | not disclosed by the manufacturer |
| Scale length | not disclosed by the manufacturer (inches / mm) | Case | Sigma SSC-D (included) |
| Nut width | not disclosed by the manufacturer (mm / inches) | Finish | not disclosed by the manufacturer |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Sigma SDR1-45 made entirely of solid wood?
This guitar from the Sigma All Solid series features a solid top, back, and sides. The species of these woods are not disclosed by the supplier.
What case comes with the SDR1-45?
The Sigma SSC-D hard case is included with the instrument.
Is the SDR1-45 suitable for folk and fingerpicking?
Its all-solid construction promotes a responsive attack and nuanced sound reproduction. The model is marketed for folk, acoustic pop, singer-songwriter, and country styles. Open chords as well as fingerpicking can benefit from depth and sustain.
Can this guitar be plugged into an amplifier?
No information on an internal pickup or preamp is provided by the supplier. Microphone amplification is mentioned for live performance.
What is the body shape of this Sigma?
The body shape is not specified, nor are the scale length, nut width, fretboard radius, or number of frets.



