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This semi-hollow hollowbody electric guitar offers a perfect balance between warm resonance and sound control thanks to its center block. Ideal for guitarists seeking a rich and versatile sound, it is perfect for stage, studio, or rehearsal sessions. Its glued maple neck with a C-profile ensures optimal playing comfort, while the Supro Bolt Bucker pickups deliver a clear and powerful sound, suitable for blues, jazz, and rock styles. The Steel Blue finish adds an elegant touch, perfect for demanding musicians.
| Body type | Semi Hollow with center block |
|---|---|
| Shape | Double cutaway |
| Top, Back and Sides | Maple |
| Body depth | 2.54 cm |
| Width | 40.6 cm |
| Bridge | Tune-O-Matic Nickel |
| Binding | 5-ply |
| Neck | Glued maple, C-profile |
| Radius | 355 mm |
| Fretboard | Pau Ferro |
| Inlays | White Pearl |
| Nut | Graph Tech NuBone XL 42.8 mm |
| Scale length | 629 mm |
| Number of frets | 22 |
| Fret thickness | 20 mm (fret 1) / 22 mm (fret 12) |
| Truss Rod | Double action |
| Pickups | Supro Bolt Bucker A5 Nickel (Alnico V) |
| Controls | 2 volume, 2 tone, 3-way selector |
| Jack | Standard Mono |
| Tuners | Grover 109 Super Rotomatic |
| Pickguard | Scalini Solid Black (5-ply) |
| Tailpiece | StopBar |
| Strings | D'Angelico Electrozinc 10's (10-46) |
| Finish | Steel Blue |
| Headstock attachment | Cupola |
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