LOS ANGELES, CA – Winzz Guitars has introduced the WCG 370 nylon electro-acoustic guitar, a crossover model designed for players who want the warmth of nylon strings with the feel and control of a modern performance instrument.
Available now factory direct, the WCG 370 targets guitarists moving between classical, acoustic, and electric styles. Its slim body, narrower nut width, onboard electronics, and electric-style playability aim to make nylon-string performance more accessible on stage, in the studio, and at home.
A Nylon Guitar Built for Crossover Players
The Winzz WCG 370 features a thin-profile African mahogany body paired with a spruce top and flame maple veneer. According to the company, the tonewood combination is intended to deliver clarity, warmth, and visual depth.
The guitar is finished in gloss polyester and is available in three color options: Honey Burst, Vintage Sunburst, and Red Tiger Special. The finish is designed to add durability while giving the instrument a refined contemporary look.
Modern Neck Design and Electric-Inspired Playability
Winzz has equipped the WCG 370 with an African mahogany neck, a 4-bolt joint, and a satin finish. The neck uses a comfortable C-shape profile and a 25.5-inch / 650 mm scale length.
A rosewood fingerboard with a 16-inch / 406 mm radius, 22 medium nickel silver frets, white position inlays, and Luminlay side dots is designed to help players move easily across the fretboard.
One of the key crossover features is the 1.89-inch / 48 mm bone nut. This is narrower than a traditional classical guitar nut, making the WCG 370 better suited to players familiar with steel-string acoustic or electric guitar neck widths.
Onboard Electronics for Stage and Studio
For amplified performance, the WCG 370 uses an under-saddle piezo pickup powered by an onboard 9-volt battery. The control layout is deliberately simple, with Master Volume, Bass Control, and Treble Control.
This setup allows players to shape their amplified tone quickly, whether they need a natural nylon-string sound or a more direct stage-ready signal.
Hardware and Pricing
The guitar includes a rosewood bridge and bone saddle, designed to support tone and improve the transfer of string vibration to the guitar top. It also features 18:1 tuning machines for precise tuning stability.
Rosewood control knobs complete the instrument’s visual design and tie in with the bridge and fingerboard materials.
The Winzz WCG 370 is available now factory direct with a street price of $399.99 USD.
About Winzz Guitars
Winzz Guitars was formed through a partnership between guitar builders from the village of Winz in Germany and Aileen Music in China. The brand describes its approach as a blend of German precision and Chinese industriousness, with a focus on accessible instruments for beginners, creators, and experienced musicians.
Winzz says its instruments are built to help players “find their voice and make every stage their own.”
More information is available through Winzz Guitars.
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