Round-Back Acoustic-Electric Guitar 38" Haze HSDP-836CEQMBK
Matte Black | Built-In EQ

Compact. Lightweight. Plug-and-play ready.

The Haze HSDP-836CEQMBK is a 38” cutaway round-back acoustic-electric designed for beginners, students, and travel players who want a lightweight instrument with stage-ready electronics.

Finished in sleek matte black, it combines modern styling with practical versatility.

Flexible String Compatibility

The bridge design allows compatibility with both steel and nylon strings.

(Factory fitted with steel strings.)

Lightweight Round-Back Design

The rounded composite back keeps weight down to just 1.9kg, making it comfortable for extended playing sessions.

• 590mm scale length
• 42mm nut width
• 20 frets
• Dual strap pins pre-installed
• Slim maple neck with satin finish

Ideal for younger players or those wanting a compact acoustic.

Built-In EPS Pickup System

Onboard EPS electronics provide easy amplification for practice, busking, or live use.

• Volume & tone control
• Approx. 100-hour battery life (2 batteries included)
• Standard 1/4” output
• This system is powered by two CR2032 (3V) button cell batteries located inside the soundhole.

Simple and reliable plug-in performance.

Construction

Top: Ebonized linden wood
Back & Sides: Round-back composite
Fingerboard & Bridge: Purpleheart
Tuners: Black sealed rotomatic
Truss Rod: 2-way adjustable

Finish: Satin Black (top, body & neck)

Specifications

Overall Length: 965mm (38”)
Scale Length: 590mm
Nut Width: 42mm
Upper Bout: 260mm
Lower Bout: 357mm
Waist: 220mm
Body Depth: 56–63mm
Weight: 1.9kg

Included

Soft gig bag
Digital tuner
3 picks
Spare string set
Lead
Truss rod key

The HSDP-836CEQMBK is a practical, lightweight acoustic-electric ideal for beginners, travel use, and casual performance.

How to Change the Batteries: Haze HSDP-836CEQ

The Haze HSDP-836CEQ features a low-profile EPS pickup system designed to keep the guitar lightweight and resonant. This system is powered by two CR2032 (3V) button cell batteries located inside the soundhole.

If your guitar's built-in tuner won't turn on or your plugged-in sound is weak/distorted, it is time for a battery change. Follow these simple steps:

1. Prepare the Strings

You do not need to remove the strings. Simply loosen the D and G strings (the middle two) until they are slack enough to move to the side. This gives you enough room to reach your hand comfortably into the soundhole.

2. Locate the Internal Battery Pouch/Tray

Reach inside the soundhole toward the "upper bout" (the side of the guitar that faces you while playing). You will feel a small plastic tray or fabric pouch held against the wood by a Velcro strip.

3. Remove the Battery Holder

• Gently peel the battery holder away from the Velcro base.
• Note: Use one finger to hold the base against the guitar wall while peeling to ensure the adhesive stays firmly attached to the wood.
• Pull the holder toward the soundhole opening so you can see the battery compartment.

4. Replace the CR2032 Cells

• Open the small plastic cover on the holder.
• Remove the two old CR2032 batteries.
• Insert two fresh CR2032 batteries with the "+" (text side) facing UP.
• Snap the cover shut. You should hear a distinct "click" confirming it is secure.

5. Re-mount and Test

• Press the holder back onto the Velcro strip inside the guitar.
• Pro Tip: Ensure the wires are tucked away from the guitar top to prevent any "buzzing" or vibrating sounds while playing.
• Press the "Tuner" button on the external control panel to verify power.
• Retune your strings and you’re ready to play!

Maintenance Tip: Always use high-quality Lithium CR2032 batteries. If you aren't planning to plug in your guitar for several months, we recommend removing the batteries to prevent any potential leak or drainage.