The many outstanding features on the Ozark Electro Acoustic Cutaway Tenor Guitar are as follows;
Body construction 
The Florentine cutaway body of the Ozark Electro acoustic cutaway tenor guitar is somewhat larger and deeper than its acoustic counter part and could be described as a "Super folk" body shape which produces a richer, fuller tone than most smaller bodied tenor guitars. It has a solid spruce top with a rosewood bridge and an elliptical sound hole which has concentric black/white/abalone style inlay. The binding on the top of the guitar is maple/black/white/black/white.
The back and sides are mahogany and are bound with a single strip of maple binding on the back of the instrument.
Neck construction 
The neck is of a three piece laminated mahogany/rosewood/mahogany construction with a slightly deeper than normal “D” profile. The maple bound rosewood finger board has pearl dot inlaid position markers and a maple heel cap. It also has the benefit of an adjustable truss rod which can be accessed from the sound hole.
The head stock bears the pearlescent Ozark logo and is fitted with cast geared tuners with chromed buttons. Scale length - 580mm.
Electronics
The guitar is amplified via an under saddle pickup and a side mounted pre-amp section. The preamp boasts a great degree of tonal variation with 4 individual sliding controls for Bass/Middle/Treble/Presence, a rotary volume control and notch filter switch. The 9 volt or PP3 battery required to power the pre amp is easily accessed from the control panel. As should be expected with modern electro acoustic instruments the 1/4" jack socket is installed at the end pin.