The Eko EQ features the classic Dreadnought cutaway shape with a Spruce top and Linden back and sides. The neck is made of Okoumé with a 20-fret South American Roupana fingerboard, plastic saddle and nut. The onboard preamplifier is the Eko SE30: the system controls the electric piezo and offers controls for Volume, Bass, Mid, Treble, Phase Inverter and display tuner. Ranger is undoubtedly the word that resonates most in Eko's history and has helped to establish it as a brand in Europe. Beginning with the name J-52, this guitar was updated and improved each time until the J-54 (6-string) and J-56 (12-string) versions were named Ranger VI and Ranger XII respectively in 1967. Famous for their excellent value for money and indestructibility, they can still be found in the homes of many guitarists today, perhaps in a corner of the living room as a piece of furniture. Perfect for those taking their first step into the world of acoustic guitar.