Red Moon GA241C

A spruce-top grand auditorium with the warmth of mahogany underneath.

$131

Want built-in electronics? See the Red Moon GA241CE

Finish — Natural

  • Indicative specification — confirm with your dealer
  • Backed by Strydom’s standard warranty
  • Available through authorised dealers
Highlights
  • A-grade spruce top, mahogany back & sides
  • Rosewood fingerboard with design inlay
  • Die-cast tuning machines
  • Double-action truss rod
Description

The Red Moon GA241C pairs a solid spruce top with mahogany back and sides for a voice that stays warm at low volume and opens up under a heavier hand. It is the guitar the rest of the Red Moon line is built around.

Specifications
Top A-Grade Spruce
Back & Sides A-Grade Mahogany
Neck Mahogany
Fingerboard Rosewood
Scale Length 650.8 mm
Nut Width 43 mm
Bridge Rosewood
Tuning Machines Die-cast, sealed
Availability & Warranty

This is a catalogue listing — availability and lead times vary by region. Contact us to find an authorised Strydom dealer near you.

Engineered With Purpose

Red Moon GA241C — A Mountain Range Runs The Fretboard

A Mountain Range Runs The Fretboard

A hand-inlaid mountain-range motif climbs the rosewood fingerboard in mother-of-pearl, with a single red inlay marking the 12th fret — the kind of detail you notice long before you notice the guitar plays well too.

Red Moon GA241C — Grand Auditorium, Built For Everyday Hands

Grand Auditorium, Built For Everyday Hands

The Grand Auditorium shape sits comfortably whether you are standing or seated, with 20 frets and a 650.8mm scale length that keep chord shapes and lead lines within easy reach.

Red Moon GA241C — Die-Cast Tuners That Hold Their Pitch

Die-Cast Tuners That Hold Their Pitch

Sealed die-cast tuning machines keep the GA241C in tune through a full practice session, paired with a double-action truss rod so neck relief stays adjustable as the guitar settles in.

Red Moon GA241C — Bridge & Rosette, Finished By Hand

Bridge & Rosette, Finished By Hand

A rosewood bridge and a warm orange-ringed rosette frame the soundhole — a small, deliberate flash of colour against the spruce top and mahogany body.