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Spira T-400 Baritone elektrisch gitaar vooraanzicht
Spira T-400 Baritone elektrisch gitaar achteraanzicht
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Spira

Spira T-400 Baritone MBK Electric Guitar

€379,00

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The T-400 Baritone is Spira’s take on the classic T-shape, elevating it to new levels. This guitar is designed for guitarists seeking an extended range and demanding an uncompromising tone. With a 27-inch scale length, it delivers tight, articulate low-end tones without sacrificing clarity and power.

A roasted Poplar body and a Canadian roasted Maple neck, paired with an Ebony Tech fretboard with 24 jumbo frets, ensure a premium playing experience.

Powered by Spira’s Villain™ high-output humbuckers, the T-400 Baritone is perfect for heavy, downtuned riffs and dynamic lead work.

The guitar's modern design and high-quality hardware, combined with locking tuners, provide excellent tuning stability and accurate intonation, making it a reliable guitar for both stage and studio use.
Spira T-400 Baritone MBK Electric Guitar

€379,00

€379,00

Specificaties

  • Houtsoorten

     

  • Body

    Geroosterd populier

  • Nek

    Geroosterd Canadees esdoorn

  • Fretbord

    Composiet

  • Design

  • Linkshandig/rechtshandig

    Rechtshandig

  • Stemmechanieken

    Locking, zwart

  • Nek constructie

    Geschroefd

  • Fretbord radius

    14"

  • Mensuur

    685 mm

  • Breedte topkam

    43 mm

  • Frets

    24

  • Features

  • Nek pickup

    Spira villain, custom made, 12k output, ceramic magnet

  • Midden pickup

    Geen

  • Brug pickup

    Spira villain, custom made, 12k output, ceramic magnet

  • Bediening

    1 volume, 1 toon, 3-weg schakelaar

  • Kleur

    Zwart

  • Afwerking

    Matte

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