Legator Ninja 8-String Multi-Scale X Series Electric Guitar
$1,999.99
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The Legator Ninja Multi-Scale X Series 8-string electric guitar is visually stunning with sounds to match. It comes with a powerful set of Fishman Fluence noiseless humbuckers—a Modern Alnico in the neck and a Modern Ceramic in the bridge. From crisp, cleans to scorching crunch, the Ninja covers it all. Free from hum and static interference, it’s ideal for the studio, too. Employ the kill switch onstage to shred staccato-style. Legator tops the ash body with California buckeye burl, a swirling tonewood with otherworldly grain. The neck is equally evocative in wenge and maple; it joins the body with a set-through joint to maximize sustain. Twenty-four stainless steel frets line the pale moon ebony fingerboard, offering a full two octaves of tones to explore. Pro locking tuners and a Pro Series bridge keep all seven strings tight and intonated. The Ninja Multi-Scale X-Series 8-string guitar comes with a deluxe gig bag. Ash body with California buckeye burl top5-piece maple/wenge neck with Modern C-profileFishman Fluence Modern Alnico (neck) and Modern Ceramic (bridge), kill switchPro Series bridge and locking tuners | Legator Ninja 8-String Multi-Scale X Series Electric Guitar
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Legator Ninja 8-String Multi-Scale X Series Electric Guitar
$1,999.99
*PRICES MAY DIFFER AT SOURCE WEBSITE*
*MOST STORES OFFER KLARNA – BUY NOW PAY LATER OPTIONS*
Product Description
Deal found on the: website.
Get my Guitar found the latest prices on the Legator Ninja 8-String Multi-Scale X Series Electric Guitar.
The Legator Ninja Multi-Scale X Series 8-string electric guitar is visually stunning with sounds to match. It comes with a powerful set of Fishman Fluence noiseless humbuckers—a Modern Alnico in the neck and a Modern Ceramic in the bridge. From crisp, cleans to scorching crunch, the Ninja covers it all. Free from hum and static interference, it’s ideal for the studio, too. Employ the kill switch onstage to shred staccato-style. Legator tops the ash body with California buckeye burl, a swirling tonewood with otherworldly grain. The neck is equally evocative in wenge and maple; it joins the body with a set-through joint to maximize sustain. Twenty-four stainless steel frets line the pale moon ebony fingerboard, offering a full two octaves of tones to explore. Pro locking tuners and a Pro Series bridge keep all seven strings tight and intonated. The Ninja Multi-Scale X-Series 8-string guitar comes with a deluxe gig bag. Ash body with California buckeye burl top5-piece maple/wenge neck with Modern C-profileFishman Fluence Modern Alnico (neck) and Modern Ceramic (bridge), kill switchPro Series bridge and locking tuners | Legator Ninja 8-String Multi-Scale X Series Electric Guitar
Store: Guitar Center
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