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- Neck: Laminate of quartersawn
sapele and quartersawn flamed maple
with veneer details. The headstock
is faced with Rio rosewood. Neck
width at nut = 1.73" (44mm),
width at body joint (fret 14) =
2.2" (56mm). Depth at fret
1 = 0.85" (21.5mm), depth at
fret 10 = 0.94" (23.8mm).
- Fingerboard: Quartersawn
Indian rosewood with MOP 'clock'
dot markers. Scale length
is 25.55" (649mm). Radius is
16" (406mm).
- Machines: Schaller M6
Vintage chrome with small buttons.
- Frets: 20 Dunlop 6230,
medium high, medium wide, hard nickel
silver.
- Top: Bookmatched quartersawn
Canadian sitka spruce, hand graduated
and tap tuned. Bracing of quartersawn
sitka is scalloped for lightness
and tone. Bound with maple and multiply
veneers.
- Back and sides: Quartersawn
sapele bound with maple. Back bracing
is quartersawn yellow cedar.
- Body dimensions: Width
at upper bout = 10.25" (260mm),
at waist = 8.75" (222mm), at
lower bout = 15" (381mm). Depth
at neck = 3.86" (98mm), at
tail = 4.33" (110mm). Body
length = 19.1" (485mm)
- Bridge: Figured Rio rosewood
with compensated micarta saddle.
Rosewood bridge pins.
- Finish: More than 15
coats of satin, acid catalysed lacquer.
- Strings: Thomastik SB112
12-52.
- Pickup: Highlander undersaddle
piezo with Highlander audiophile
pre-amp built into tailpin. Battery
is on the neck block.
- Comments: All woods selected
for tonal quality and appearance.
The guitar is not built to take
strings stronger than 13 gauge.
The body depth is slightly larger
than normal to compensate for the
cutaway. The rosette is mother of
pearl.
- Price: $3400
with hardshell case
- SALE PRICE: $2950
This instrument
was made by hand (slowly!) for
Paramount Guitars.

 

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