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First appearing in Eko?s Italian workshops during the 1960s, the Ranger was initially named "J-52" then "J-54" before becoming the Ranger VI. Its robustness, unmistakable style, and affordable price have established it as a classic still favored by many guitarists today. The Blue Sunburst version continues this legacy with a distinctly vintage look.
Designed for beginners who want to progress confidently as well as for more intermediate players seeking a reliable instrument, the Ranger 6 excels in accompaniment (strumming) and flatpicking. It naturally expresses itself in folk, pop, acoustic rock, and chanson, while remaining versatile enough to explore blues or country.
The Dreadnought body offers a wide and deep soundbox, guaranteeing projection and volume reserve. The spruce top delivers precise attack and clear highs; the linden back and sides add full mids and generous lows, ideal for supporting vocals. The result is a balanced tone, with comfortable sustain and a consistent response whether played with a pick or fingers.
To maintain comfort and tuning stability, choose a 12-53 steel folk string set (phosphor bronze) suited to the original gauge. Protect the instrument with a Dreadnought-sized gig bag or hard case. A folk guitar capo, a clip-on tuner, and a soundhole humidifier will usefully complete your setup. If you play standing, opt for a strap with a headstock tie (a universal solution when the guitar lacks a second strap button).
