woodslover
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Hi folks,
I’m selling the above-mentioned on behalf of a friend.
It is a versatile performance guitar with 16 richly detailed acoustic-instrument sounds, phenomenal feedback-resistance, unique and intuitive tone-shaping options, and instant access to altered tunings.
The 16 sounds are modeled after guitars like 1941 Martin 517, 1946 Martin 00018,
1960 Martin D28, 1954 Gibson J45, 1951 Gibson SJ200, 1933 Selmer Maccaferri,
1951 D'Angelico New Yorker, 1958 Manuel Velazquez classical guitar, 1973 Guild F412,
1935 Stella Auditorium 12-string, 1939 National Reso-Phonic Style 'O', 1937 Dobro Model 27, Gibson Mastertone banjo, Mandola, Japanese shamisen, and Indian sitar.
It was retailed at around $1700 and I’m now letting go at only $680. Pls sms me at nine six two six 5520 if you are keen. Testing near Buangkok MRT. Thanks for viewing!
Specs:
These next-generation electronics are housed in a beautiful and playable thin mahogany body with cedar top. It comes with a mahogany neck with rosewood fingerboard and pearl snowflake position markers. The output can be sent direct to a PA, recording device, or any standard acoustic amplifier.
It has 24 medium-profile frets, 25-1/2" scale length, and 17" fingerboard radius. It comes with a digital I/O jack for Vetta II connectivity, a direct box that provides power, and a 1/4" Standard guitar and XLR balanced outputs. It can also be powered by onboard batteries or Line 6's Vetta II amplifier. Custom 1/4" TRS cable & gig-bag included.
I’m selling the above-mentioned on behalf of a friend.
It is a versatile performance guitar with 16 richly detailed acoustic-instrument sounds, phenomenal feedback-resistance, unique and intuitive tone-shaping options, and instant access to altered tunings.
The 16 sounds are modeled after guitars like 1941 Martin 517, 1946 Martin 00018,
1960 Martin D28, 1954 Gibson J45, 1951 Gibson SJ200, 1933 Selmer Maccaferri,
1951 D'Angelico New Yorker, 1958 Manuel Velazquez classical guitar, 1973 Guild F412,
1935 Stella Auditorium 12-string, 1939 National Reso-Phonic Style 'O', 1937 Dobro Model 27, Gibson Mastertone banjo, Mandola, Japanese shamisen, and Indian sitar.
It was retailed at around $1700 and I’m now letting go at only $680. Pls sms me at nine six two six 5520 if you are keen. Testing near Buangkok MRT. Thanks for viewing!
Specs:
These next-generation electronics are housed in a beautiful and playable thin mahogany body with cedar top. It comes with a mahogany neck with rosewood fingerboard and pearl snowflake position markers. The output can be sent direct to a PA, recording device, or any standard acoustic amplifier.
It has 24 medium-profile frets, 25-1/2" scale length, and 17" fingerboard radius. It comes with a digital I/O jack for Vetta II connectivity, a direct box that provides power, and a 1/4" Standard guitar and XLR balanced outputs. It can also be powered by onboard batteries or Line 6's Vetta II amplifier. Custom 1/4" TRS cable & gig-bag included.
