McPherson Carbon Series Touring With Gold Hardware Acoustic-Electric Guitar Honeycomb Top
$2,999.00
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The McPherson Carbon Series Touring acoustic-electric guitar with gold hardware delivers exceptional response and depth, along with the signature McPherson resonance and long-lasting sustain in this unique, all-carbon fiber instrument. Carbon fiber does not expand, contract or warp when exposed to temperature or humidity changes, producing stable and consistently clear tone no matter where you are—plus its 3/4 size makes it ultra-convenient for traveling. With an offset soundhole, cantilevered neck and patented bracing system, the soundboard is able to vibrate to its fullest potential. The Carbon Series Touring guitar boasts warm, punchy low end and balance throughout the fingerboard. The smooth matte feel of the C-shaped carbon fiber neck ensures endless comfort and smooth playability. Additional appointments include Gotoh 510 precision tuners, a composite nut and saddle, EVO frets and an L.R. Baggs Element pickup. Comes with a custom fit case. Carbon fiber body with an offset soundholeC-shaped carbon fiber cantilevered neckCarbon fiber fingerboard with 19 fretsL.R. Baggs Element pickup | McPherson Carbon Series Touring With Gold Hardware Acoustic-Electric Guitar Honeycomb Top
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McPherson Carbon Series Touring With Gold Hardware Acoustic-Electric Guitar Honeycomb Top
$2,999.00
*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 McPherson Carbon Series Touring With Gold Hardware Acoustic-Electric Guitar Honeycomb Top.
The McPherson Carbon Series Touring acoustic-electric guitar with gold hardware delivers exceptional response and depth, along with the signature McPherson resonance and long-lasting sustain in this unique, all-carbon fiber instrument. Carbon fiber does not expand, contract or warp when exposed to temperature or humidity changes, producing stable and consistently clear tone no matter where you are—plus its 3/4 size makes it ultra-convenient for traveling. With an offset soundhole, cantilevered neck and patented bracing system, the soundboard is able to vibrate to its fullest potential. The Carbon Series Touring guitar boasts warm, punchy low end and balance throughout the fingerboard. The smooth matte feel of the C-shaped carbon fiber neck ensures endless comfort and smooth playability. Additional appointments include Gotoh 510 precision tuners, a composite nut and saddle, EVO frets and an L.R. Baggs Element pickup. Comes with a custom fit case. Carbon fiber body with an offset soundholeC-shaped carbon fiber cantilevered neckCarbon fiber fingerboard with 19 fretsL.R. Baggs Element pickup | McPherson Carbon Series Touring With Gold Hardware Acoustic-Electric Guitar Honeycomb Top
Store: Guitar Center
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