This hollowbody electric guitar is designed for jazz guitarists seeking an instrument that is both manageable and rich in sound. With its 16-inch wide body and 2.75-inch depth, it offers excellent acoustic resonance while remaining comfortable to play, ideal for studio sessions or on stage. Its slightly thicker C-shaped neck and 12-inch fretboard radius ensure a comfortable grip, suitable for beginners and experienced musicians alike. Seymour Duncan humbucker pickups optimize sustain and provide balanced tones, perfect for band play or solo performances.
| Body width | 16 inches |
|---|---|
| Body depth | 2.75 inches |
| Fretboard radius | 12 inches |
| Neck | Slightly thick C-profile |
| Main pickup | Seymour Duncan Johnny Smith Floating Mini |
| Optional pickup | Seymour Duncan '59 |
| Guitar type | Archtop hollowbody |
| Finish | Amber |
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