| Beschreibung |
Oval C S-TECH WOOD Hals aus geröstetem Vogelaugenahorn
S-TECH WOOD Griffbrett aus geröstetem Vogelaugenahorn
Jumbo Edelstahlbünde mit Prestige-Bundkantenbehandlung
Esche-Korpus
Seymour Duncan® Lari Basilio S-S-H Tonabnehmer
Gotoh® Magnum Lock w/H.A.P. machine heads
Gotoh® T1702B Tremolo
dyna-MIX9 Switching System mit Alter Switch
Lumineszierende Side-Dots
inklusive Hartschalenkoffer
Compound Radius Griffbrett (228mm to 305mm)
Made in Japan
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| SPEZIFIKATIONEN |
| Hals |
AZ Oval C |
| Hals-Korpus-Übergang |
Bolt-On |
| Halsmaterial |
S-TECH WOOD gerösteter Vogelaugenahorn, einteilig |
| Hals-Finish |
Öl |
| Halsdicke 1. Bund (mm) |
20,5 |
| Halsdicke 12. Bund (mm) |
22,5 |
| Mensur (mm) |
648 |
| Halsbreite Sattel (mm) |
42 |
| Halsbreite Ende (mm) |
56,4 |
| Anzahl der Bünde |
22 |
| Griffbrett |
S-TECH WOOD gerösteter Vogelaugenahorn |
| Griffbrettradius (mm) |
228 to 305 COMMPOUND |
| Bünde |
Jumbo Stainless Steel |
| Bundkantenbehandlung |
Prestige fret edge treatment |
| Inlay |
Mother of Pearl dot |
| Korpus |
Esche |
| Finish |
Gloss Polyester |
| Brücke |
Gotoh® T1702B |
| Saitenabstand (mm) |
10,5 |
| Nut |
Knochen |
| Stimmmechaniken |
Gotoh ® Magnum Lock machine heads w/H.A.P. |
| PU Hals |
Seymour Duncan® Lari Basilio (S) |
| PU Mitte |
Seymour Duncan® Lari Basilio (S) |
| PU Brücke |
Seymour Duncan® Lari Basilio (H) |
| Schaltung |
Lautstärke, Ton, Fünfwegeschalter |
| Weitere Schaltung |
dyna-MIX9 Switching System mit Alter Switch |
| Einlagen Halsseite |
Luminlay side dots |
| Saitenstärke |
.010/.013/.017/.026/.036/.046 |
| Stimmung ab Werk |
1E,2B,3G,4D,5A,6E |
| Case oder Gigbag inklusive |
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Signature pickups, unique sound
From searing-hot trebles to smooth, immersive lows, to all that gritty goodness needed for ferocious distortion, this guitar boasts a wonderful tonal palette. It is loaded with Lari Basilio's signature set of Seymour Duncan pickups - two single coils and one humbucker - bringing you an abundance of fiery, powerful sound. The neck single coil combines Alnico 5 and Alnico 4 magnets, resulting in a deliciously vintage, full-bodied tone. In the middle position lies another single coil that mixes Alnico 5 and Alnico 2 magnets for even more possibilities whilst the bridge humbucker offers exceptional attack and clarity. Whether you want glistening, clean sounds or fiercely high gain, the pickups on this guitar are perfect for serious players who need the freedom to delve into a range of styles.
As well as tone and volume controls and a 5-way pickup selector, you'll also have the dyna-MIX9 switching system, allowing you to sculpt your tone with precision. This innovative system offers nine sound variations, all accessible via the alter switch. Go between single coil qualities and humbucking goodness in the blink of an eye and prepare for a mesmerising performance.
The wonders of S-Tech wood
Strong, sleek, and sumptuous. The maple neck and fretboard of this guitar allow for an exquisite playing experience. They have undergone the S-Tech special roasted treatment that removes any moisture from the wood, increasing its stability, durability, and water and temperature resistance. This guitar really does beg any amount of aggressive playing. You'll also have all of maple's renowned tonal qualities with sparkling enhancement. Get ready for sharp attack, beautiful balance, and sublime sustain. Every note will flow articulately. And to give you smooth playability, the neck features an oil finish and the fretboard a compound radius of 228mm to 305mm.
A magical tremolo bridge
The LB1 boasts a Gotoh T1702B tremolo bridge for those thrilling pitch bends, wondrous stability, and richer sound. It offers shimmering articulation whilst the brass block and saddles provide beautiful resonance, giving you a stunning, full tone. And even when you're diving fearlessly into all those fiery techniques, the Gotoh Magnum Lock machine heads will ensure you have incredible tuning stability on your side. Its Height Adjustable Post (H.A.P.) system lets you adjust string posts for the perfect tension.
