| Length / | 1060mm | ||
| Length of strings / | 630mm | ||
| Sound board / | Spruce | ||
| Back & side / | Rosewood | ||
| Fingerboard / | Ebony | ||
| Neck / | Mahogany | ||
| Coating / | Urethane | ||
| Price (ex-tax) / | NPem-20W | 200,000 | Yen |
| NPem-30W | 300,000 | Yen | |
| NPem-50W | 500,000 | Yen |
Double-strings Prime Cembalo Guitar Tuning is the same with the prime guitar. There are two playing styles. One is the style with needles attached to the right-hand fingers, and the other is the style with a special pick. Basically it is played with the alto cembalo guitar. In the concert in Singapore in 1981, a duet with the alto cembalo guitar was highly applauded by the audience. It was often used in recording , and many of records and cassette tapes were released that used this guitar as a solo instrument. It is popular because the guitar has a wide range of repertory from classic to opular music. The long reverberations and dignified sound are suitable for the cembalo music composed by Bach.
