The Saga SA700CE stands out for its high-density construction details and premium electronics, typically found on more expensive models. Beyond its solid spruce top, it features a bone nut and saddle for superior sound transmission and a factory-adjusted low action to make it easier for beginners to play right out of the box. Build and Material Quality Solid Engelmann Spruce Top: Unlike standard Sitka spruce, Engelmann is often prized for its slightly lighter weight and broken-in sound, providing a more responsive tone even with lighter playing. Back and Sides: Uses Sapele, a dense wood from Africa that offers a punchy, mahogany-like sound with a bit more zing in the upper frequencies. Fingerboard and Bridge: Most models now use Black Richlite, an eco-friendly composite that is more stable and durable than wood, resisting warping in ...