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- Body: Solid paulownia - Neck: Maple, satin finish, bolt-on with easy access to the last frets - Scale: 648mm, (25.5") - Fingerboard: Maple, 22 frets - Pickups: Alnico, 1 x single coil + 1 x humbucker - Controls: 1 x...
- Body: Massive Paulownia - Neck: maple, bolt-on with easy access to the last frets, 648 mm (24,7"), satin finish - Fingerboard: Rosewood, 21 frets - Pickguard: Aged white, 3 folds - Pickups: 3 x single coil - Controls: 1 x...
- Housing: Die-cast metal - Foot switch: True bypass - Foot switch functions: Record, play, loop, cancel, delete loops, stop - Volume control: Rotary - Maximum recording time: 10 minutes - Maximum number of loops: Unlimited...
A Kyser Quick-Change capo is expertly engineered and built to last. It is reliable and does just what it is designed to do - Clearly raise the pitch of the 6-string acoustic guitar so you can play in a different key without...
Designed for miking the acoustic upright bass without permanently installing a transducer. Clamps easily to bass bridge and removes easily - no drilling or tools needed. This transducer is a favorite for its ability to...
The ideal pickup choice whenever accurate reproduction of the true, natural sound is required for either reinforcement or direct-feed recording application. Easily mounted to the inside of any acoustic instrument. Fully...
This Kyser Quick-Change capo is specifically designed for classical guitars. It does not have a radius which matches the flat fretboard and is has just the right amount of spring tension for nylon classical strings. This...
Bought From Lost Ark Studio in PB. setup niceley, stays in tune, good straight neck, low action, plays nice, pickups are bright and powerful
Used Pao Chia classical guitar with a cedar top. Cedar tops are known for a warm, responsive tone that opens up quickly compared to spruce, making this a solid choice for fingerstyle and classical playing. A nylon-string...
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