This electric guitar recreates the famous sitar of the 1960s with a modern touch, ideal for musicians seeking an original instrument in the studio or on stage. Its semi-hollow body made of composite and laminated wood delivers balanced resonance, while the bolt-on maple neck with a dual-action Truss Rod ensures optimal playing comfort and good stability. With its three Lipstick pickups, including a mini-harp pickup, it offers a wide range of tones suited to musical exploration and varied performances.
| Instrument type | Electric Sitar Guitar |
|---|---|
| Model | Reissue of the 1960s model |
| Shape | Coral sitar |
| Body | Semi-hollow composite and laminated wood |
| Scale length | 24.75 inches |
| Nut | Graphite |
| Neck | Bolt-on maple with a dual-action Truss Rod |
| Fingerboard | Pau Ferro |
| Number of frets | 21 |
| Bridge | Gotoh Sitar |
| Hardware | Chrome |
| Pickups | 2 Lipstick pickups (neck and bridge) + 1 Lipstick mini-harp pickup |
| Controls | Volume and tone for each pickup |
| Finish | Red Crackle |
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