This thinline classical guitar combines exceptional playing comfort with an innovative design, ideal for musicians seeking a nylon-string guitar suitable for the stage. Its maple body with a solid cedar top offers rich sound while minimizing feedback risks, making this instrument particularly well-suited for live performances and home studio sessions. Thanks to its individual pickups and hexaphonic output, it allows direct connection to synthesizers, offering advanced sonic versatility for experienced guitarists and electronic music enthusiasts.
| Neck | Mahogany |
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| Radius | 16'' |
| Scale Length | 64.77 cm |
| Fingerboard | Richlite, 22 frets |
| Nut | Graphtech, 48.2 mm |
| Tuners | 16:1 |
| String Set | HTC Nylon (.0285, .0327, .0410, .030, .036, .044) |
| Body | Maple with solid cedar top |
| Finish | Natural Semi-gloss |
| Electronics | Individual pickups, RMC preamp, hexaphonic output, 13-pin jack |
| Accessories | Gig bag included |
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