NK Forster Guitar Model Comparison: Dimensions, Price & Tonal Qualities

Compare the Model C, Model S, Model D, and Model E

Below is a side-by-side comparison of four of my most popular models — the Model C, Model D, Model E, and Model S.
You’ll find key details on size, starting price, and what each instrument is designed to do — in plain English, and easy to scan.

Model	Body Width / Size	Scale Length	Price (USD)	Key Features
Model C	420 mm+ (16½″) — slightly larger than OM/000	650 mm (25.6″) / 645 mm (25.4″) / 628 mm (24.75″)	US$8,250 (starting)	Handcrafted steel‑string Balanced design, full bass. “Warmth without mud, clarity without harshness.”
Model D	395 mm (15½″) — OM size with a wide waist	650 mm (25.6″) / 645 mm (25.4″) / 628 mm (24.75″)	US$8,000 (starting)	“Dreadnought warmth without muddiness.” “Warmth and projection with real clarity.”
Model S	395 mm (15½″) — OM size	650 mm (25.6″) / 645 mm (25.4″) / 628 mm (24.75″)	US$8,000 (starting)	“Focussed, alive, expressive.” “Strong, clear, dynamic response.” “Loud, balanced.”
Model E	368 mm (14½″) — O-size (based on Model D but slightly smaller)	650 mm (25.6″) / 645 mm (25.4″) / 628 mm (24.75″)	US$7,900 (starting)	Small-bodied, big sound. Ideal for dropped tunings “Full‑spectrum warmth and clarity … reserved for much larger instruments.”

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