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Mueble en caoba satinada.
El modelo M-170 confiere a la música un carácter propio inconfundible. En comparación con su hermano menor, el S-155, alcanza una flexibilidad sonora todavía mayor gracias a las cuerdas más largas y a la mayor tapa armónica.
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