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This double-cutaway semi-hollowbody guitar combines elegance and versatility, ideal for guitarists seeking an instrument that is both lightweight and rich in tone. Its maple top, back, and sides offer clear resonance and excellent projection, suitable for both stage and studio. The glued maple neck with a Pau Ferro fingerboard ensures optimal playing comfort for extended sessions, while the Supro Bolt Bucker pickups provide a dynamic sound palette, perfect for jazz, blues, or rock. Its refined design and Desert Gold finish make it a sophisticated choice for discerning musicians.
| Guitar Type | Semi-Hollow, double cutaway |
|---|---|
| Top, Back and Sides | Maple |
| Body Thickness | 2.54 cm |
| Width | 40.6 cm |
| Bridge | Tune-O-Matic Nickel |
| Binding | 5-ply |
| Neck | Glued Maple, C-shape |
| Radius | 355 mm |
| Fingerboard | Pau Ferro |
| Inlays | White Pearl |
| Nut | Graph Tech NuBone XL, 42.8 mm |
| Scale Length | 629 mm |
| Frets | 22 (Fret 1 thickness: 20 mm / Fret 12: 22 mm) |
| Truss Rod | Dual action |
| Neck Pickup | Supro Bolt Bucker A5 Nickel (Alnico V) |
| Controls | 2 volumes, 2 tones, 3-way selector |
| Jack Frame | Standard Mono |
| Tuners | Grover 109 Super Rotomatic |
| Pickguard | Scalini Solid Black (5-ply) |
| Tailpiece | StopBar |
| Strings | D'Angelico Electrozinc 10's (10-46) |
| Finish | Desert Gold |
| Headstock Joint | Cupola |
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