This hybrid guitar combines the warmth of an okoume body with the elegance of a flamed maple top, ideal for musicians seeking versatility and comfort. Its Ortega Magus X EQ system, with a built-in USB-rechargeable tuner, makes it easy to use on stage and in a home studio, ensuring clear and adjustable sound. The maple neck and laurel fretboard guarantee fluid playability, while the 12-hole bridge optimizes vibration transmission. Delivered with a padded gig bag, it is perfectly suited for frequent travel and rehearsals.
| Model | RTPFE-1 TourPlayer |
|---|---|
| Electronics | Ortega Magus X EQ with built-in tuner, USB rechargeable |
| Body | Okoume |
| Top | Flamed Maple |
| Binding | Mahogany |
| Neck | Maple |
| Nut | 48 mm |
| Fretboard | Laurel |
| Bridge | Laurel, 12-hole |
| Soundholes | Tour Player |
| Strings | Ortega NYP44H |
| Accessories | Padded Tour Player gig bag |
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