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The PostFelt Instrument Plug-Ins by Somerville Sounds

POST FELT COMBINESS THE BELOVED FELT PIANO SOUND WITH A PURE, TRADITIONAL UPRIGHT LAYER AND EIGHT UNIQUE DNA-DERIVED FX LAYERS, OFFERING UNMATCHED VERSATILITY FOR CAPTIVATING MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

NOW WORKS IN THE FREE KONTAKT PLAYER THE LAYERS included Snapshots (presets) PF_Layers 00:00 -1:51 Mystical Waters Pablo Del Piano 01 PostFeltDemo_Mystical Waters 00:00 -3:09 MIDNIGHT WALTZ Carl Utbult Midnight Waltz 00:00 -3:13 THE PIANO Jon’s Kawai BS30 piano sits prominently on the back wall of his studio. His upright piano search came to an abrupt end the moment he played his first chord on this beauty. He has composed and recorded countless songs with this piano, including his album Paper Trail, born from improv sessions lasting late into the night.

The Layers

Postfelt goes beyond traditional piano sounds by offering eight layers of sonic explorations.
This expansive palette includes a wide range of effects such as reverbs, delays, chorus, pitch modulation, tape effects, and even a layer of piano strings plucked with a guitar pick for subtle to aggressive attack.

System Requirements:

• Intel Macs (i5 or higher): macOS 11, 12 or 13 (latest update)
• Apple Silicon Macs (via Rosetta 2 & natively on ARM in Standalone or in hosts that support it): macOS 11, 12 or 13 (latest update)
• Windows 10 or 11 (latest Service Pack), Intel Core i5 or equivalent CPU
• Graphics hardware support for Direct 3D 11.1 (Feature Level 11_0) or higher
• 4 GB RAM (6 GB recommended for large KONTAKT Instruments)

The PostFelt Instrument Plug-Ins by Somerville Sounds

Post Felt combines the beloved felt-piano tone with a pure, traditional upright-piano layer and eight unique, DNA-derived FX layers, offering exceptional versatility for creating captivating musical compositions.

The Piano
Jon’s Kawai BS30 upright sits proudly against the back wall of his studio. His search for the perfect upright piano ended the moment he played his first chord on it. Since then, he has composed and recorded countless pieces with this instrument , including his album Paper Trail, which grew out of late-night improvisation sessions.

The Layers , Post Felt goes far beyond a traditional piano by offering eight layers of expressive sound design.
This diverse palette includes:
reverbs
delays
chorus
pitch modulation
tape-style effects
and even a layer featuring piano strings plucked with a guitar pick, providing anything from a delicate attack to a more aggressive percussive edge.

System Requirements:

• Intel Macs (i5 or higher): macOS 11, 12 or 13 (latest update)
• Apple Silicon Macs (via Rosetta 2 & natively on ARM in Standalone or in hosts that support it): macOS 11, 12 or 13 (latest update)
• Windows 10 or 11 (latest Service Pack), Intel Core i5 or equivalent CPU
• Graphics hardware support for Direct 3D 11.1 (Feature Level 11_0) or higher
• 4 GB RAM (6 GB recommended for large KONTAKT Instruments)

The PostFelt Instrument Plug-Ins by Somerville Sounds

POST FELT COMBINESS THE BELOVED FELT PIANO SOUND WITH A PURE, TRADITIONAL UPRIGHT LAYER AND EIGHT UNIQUE DNA-DERIVED FX LAYERS, OFFERING UNMATCHED VERSATILITY FOR CAPTIVATING MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS

NOW WORKS IN THE FREE KONTAKT PLAYER THE LAYERS included Snapshots (presets) PF_Layers 00:00 -1:51 Mystical Waters Pablo Del Piano 01 PostFeltDemo_Mystical Waters 00:00 -3:09 MIDNIGHT WALTZ Carl Utbult Midnight Waltz 00:00 -3:13 THE PIANO Jon’s Kawai BS30 piano sits prominently on the back wall of his studio. His upright piano search came to an abrupt end the moment he played his first chord on this beauty. He has composed and recorded countless songs with this piano, including his album Paper Trail, born from improv sessions lasting late into the night.

The Layers

Postfelt goes beyond traditional piano sounds by offering eight layers of sonic explorations.
This expansive palette includes a wide range of effects such as reverbs, delays, chorus, pitch modulation, tape effects, and even a layer of piano strings plucked with a guitar pick for subtle to aggressive attack.

System Requirements:

• Intel Macs (i5 or higher): macOS 11, 12 or 13 (latest update)
• Apple Silicon Macs (via Rosetta 2 & natively on ARM in Standalone or in hosts that support it): macOS 11, 12 or 13 (latest update)
• Windows 10 or 11 (latest Service Pack), Intel Core i5 or equivalent CPU
• Graphics hardware support for Direct 3D 11.1 (Feature Level 11_0) or higher
• 4 GB RAM (6 GB recommended for large KONTAKT Instruments)

The EA-50 Festival made in Japan (MIJ) by Washburn.

The EA-50 by Festival The EA50 was part of the Washburn Guitars “Festival Series” , a line of electro-acoustic/festival guitars designed in the 1980s for plugged and live use.
Combining a manageable body with electronics suitable for stage or rehearsal.
It’s considered quite rare: production was “very brief” in the late 1980s, which makes surviving EA50s somewhat uncommon.
Historically this model belongs to the era when Washburn instruments were often made in Japan , during a time when Washburn outsourced manufacturing overseas.

Specs:

• Model type: “Festival” electro-acoustic / acoustic-electric (thin-body “festival” style) guitar.
• Manufacture: Japan (Japanese-made / “MIJ”), late 1980s (e.g. 1987 / 1988).
• Electronics: On-board preamp / pickup system (as typical for Festival series).
• Finish / appearance: Known in colours such as “Black” , though other finishes (e.g. “Magma Burst” / more exotic finishes) have been documented for late-’80s EA50s.
• Rarity: Very low production numbers make this a rare bird today , few appear on resale markets.

The EA-50 Festival made in Japan (MIJ) by Washburn.

The EA-50 by Festival The EA50 was part of the Washburn Guitars “Festival Series” , a line of electro-acoustic/festival guitars designed in the 1980s for plugged and live use.
Combining a manageable body with electronics suitable for stage or rehearsal.
It’s considered quite rare: production was “very brief” in the late 1980s, which makes surviving EA50s somewhat uncommon.
Historically this model belongs to the era when Washburn instruments were often made in Japan , during a time when Washburn outsourced manufacturing overseas.

Specs:

• Model type: “Festival” electro-acoustic / acoustic-electric (thin-body “festival” style) guitar.
• Manufacture: Japan (Japanese-made / “MIJ”), late 1980s (e.g. 1987 / 1988).
• Electronics: Washburn EQ300 electro , On-board preamp / pickup system (as typical for Festival series).
• Finish / appearance: Known in colours such as “Black” , though other finishes (e.g. “Magma Burst” / more exotic finishes) have been documented for late-’80s EA50s.
• Rarity: Very low production numbers make this a rare bird today , few appear on resale markets.

The EA-50 Festival made in Japan (MIJ) by Washburn.

The EA-50 by Festival The EA50 was part of the Washburn Guitars “Festival Series” , a line of electro-acoustic/festival guitars designed in the 1980s for plugged and live use, combining a manageable body with electronics suitable for stage or rehearsal.
It’s considered quite rare: production was “very brief” in the late 1980s, which makes surviving EA50s somewhat uncommon.
Historically this model belongs to the era when Washburn instruments were often made in Japan , during a time when Washburn outsourced manufacturing overseas.

Specs:

Model type: “Festival” electro-acoustic / acoustic-electric (thin-body “festival” style) guitar.
Manufacture: Japan (Japanese-made / “MIJ”), late 1980s (e.g. 1987 / 1988).
Electronics: On-board preamp / pickup system (as typical for Festival series).
Finish / appearance: Known in colours such as “Black” , though other finishes (e.g. “Magma Burst” / more exotic finishes) have been documented for late-’80s EA50s.
Rarity: Very low production numbers make this a rare bird today , few appear on resale markets.

The EA-50 Festival made in Japan (MIJ) by Washburn.

The EA-50 by Festival The EA50 was part of the Washburn Guitars “Festival Series” , a line of electro-acoustic/festival guitars designed in the 1980s for plugged and live use.
Combining a manageable body with electronics suitable for stage or rehearsal.
It’s considered quite rare: production was “very brief” in the late 1980s, which makes surviving EA50s somewhat uncommon.
Historically this model belongs to the era when Washburn instruments were often made in Japan , during a time when Washburn outsourced manufacturing overseas.

Specs:

• Model type: “Festival” electro-acoustic / acoustic-electric (thin-body “festival” style) guitar.
• Manufacture: Japan (Japanese-made / “MIJ”), late 1980s (e.g. 1987 / 1988).
• Electronics: On-board preamp / pickup system (as typical for Festival series).
• Finish / appearance: Known in colours such as “Black” , though other finishes (e.g. “Magma Burst” / more exotic finishes) have been documented for late-’80s EA50s.
• Rarity: Very low production numbers make this a rare bird today , few appear on resale markets.

The EA-50 Festival made in Japan (MIJ) by Washburn.

The EA-50 by Festival The EA50 was part of the Washburn Guitars “Festival Series” , a line of electro-acoustic/festival guitars designed in the 1980s for plugged and live use, combining a manageable body with electronics suitable for stage or rehearsal.
It’s considered quite rare: production was “very brief” in the late 1980s, which makes surviving EA50s somewhat uncommon.
Historically this model belongs to the era when Washburn instruments were often made in Japan , during a time when Washburn outsourced manufacturing overseas.

Specs:

Model type: “Festival” electro-acoustic / acoustic-electric (thin-body “festival” style) guitar.
Manufacture: Japan (Japanese-made / “MIJ”), late 1980s (e.g. 1987 / 1988).
Electronics: On-board preamp / pickup system (as typical for Festival series).
Finish / appearance: Known in colours such as “Black” , though other finishes (e.g. “Magma Burst” / more exotic finishes) have been documented for late-’80s EA50s.
Rarity: Very low production numbers make this a rare bird today , few appear on resale markets.

The Washburn EA-40 is a versatile acoustic-electric guitar that bridges the gap between rich acoustic tones and amplified clarity. Crafted for musicians who crave both performance and style, this guitar is an ideal choice for both stage and studio settings. Its unique Florentine cutaway design not only adds to its aesthetic appeal but also allows for easy access to higher frets, making soloing a breeze. Equipped with a premium pickup system, the EA-40 ensures that every strum and pluck is captured with pristine accuracy when plugged in.

Its top is constructed from select spruce, providing a balanced tone, while the mahogany back and sides contribute to its warm and resonant sound. The neck is designed for comfort and playability, making long sessions enjoyable without sacrificing technique. With its built-in EQ controls, you can customize your sound to fit any genre or performance environment. This guitar is perfect for seasoned professionals and aspiring musicians alike, offering a reliable and dynamic playing experience.

Whether you're performing on stage, recording in a studio, or simply jamming with friends, the Washburn EA-40 delivers exceptional sound quality and playability that inspires creativity and elevates your performance.

Key Features:

• Acoustic-electric guitar with Florentine cutaway
• Select spruce top for balanced tone
• Mahogany back and sides for warmth and resonance
• Premium pickup system for accurate sound capture
• Comfortable neck design for extended playability
• Built-in EQ controls for sound customization

The Washburn EA-40 is a versatile acoustic-electric guitar that bridges the gap between rich acoustic tones and amplified clarity. Crafted for musicians who crave both performance and style, this guitar is an ideal choice for both stage and studio settings. Its unique Florentine cutaway design not only adds to its aesthetic appeal but also allows for easy access to higher frets, making soloing a breeze. Equipped with a premium pickup system, the EA-40 ensures that every strum and pluck is captured with pristine accuracy when plugged in.

Its top is constructed from select spruce, providing a balanced tone, while the mahogany back and sides contribute to its warm and resonant sound. The neck is designed for comfort and playability, making long sessions enjoyable without sacrificing technique. With its built-in EQ controls, you can customize your sound to fit any genre or performance environment. This guitar is perfect for seasoned professionals and aspiring musicians alike, offering a reliable and dynamic playing experience.

Whether you're performing on stage, recording in a studio, or simply jamming with friends, the Washburn EA-40 delivers exceptional sound quality and playability that inspires creativity and elevates your performance.

Key Features:

• Acoustic-electric guitar with Florentine cutaway
• Select spruce top for balanced tone
• Mahogany back and sides for warmth and resonance
• Premium pickup system for accurate sound capture
• Comfortable neck design for extended playability
• Built-in EQ controls for sound customization

The Pacer Special was part of the original “Pacer” Series of the early 1980s by Kramer.

It is a Strat-style, double-cutaway solid-body guitar, but simplified to a single humbucker pickup , aimed at delivering a straightforward, high-output rock/hard-rock sound with the added benefit of a locking tremolo for dive-bombs and pitch effects.
The “Special” differs from the basic “Standard” mainly by including a locking tremolo (originally from providers like ESP or Rockinger, later often a Floyd Rose) , giving more tuning stability under heavy tremolo use.

Specs:

• Strings: 6 strings
• Body style: Strat-style double-cutaway solid body • Neck: Bolt-on neck, Maple
• Fingerboard: Maple fingerboard with dot inlays (original Pacers used maple boards; rosewood also appeared later per some sources)
• Frets: 22 Frets
• Scale length: 25.5″ (≈ 648 mm) , typical for Kramer Pacers.
• Pickup configuration: Single humbucker (bridge position)
• Controls: 1 Volume knob, 1 Tone knob, 3-way selector switch
• Bridge / Tremolo: Locking tremolo (on early models often Rockinger or ESP trem, later often Floyd Rose) , locking-nut tremolo for tuning stability under dive-bombs.
• Tuning machines: 6-in-a-row tuners (typical for Kramer)

The Pacer Special was part of the original “Pacer” Series of the early 1980s by Kramer.

It is a Strat-style, double-cutaway solid-body guitar, but simplified to a single humbucker pickup , aimed at delivering a straightforward, high-output rock/hard-rock sound with the added benefit of a locking tremolo for dive-bombs and pitch effects.
The “Special” differs from the basic “Standard” mainly by including a locking tremolo (originally from providers like ESP or Rockinger, later often a Floyd Rose) , giving more tuning stability under heavy tremolo use.

Specs:

• Strings: 6 strings
• Body style: Strat-style double-cutaway Solid Body • Neck: Bolt-on neck, Maple
• Fingerboard: Maple fingerboard with dot inlays (original Pacers used maple boards; rosewood also appeared later per some sources)
• Frets: 22 Frets
• Scale length: 25.5″ (≈ 648 mm) , typical for Kramer Pacers.
• Pickup configuration: Single humbucker (bridge position) • Pickups configuration 1 humbucker pickup
• Pickup selector controls 3-way selector switch
• Controls: 1 Volume knob, 1 Tone knob, 3-way selector switch
• Bridge Floyd Rose locking tremolo, locking tremolo
• Input and output jack type front mounted jack

The Pacer Special was part of the original “Pacer” Series of the early 1980s by Kramer.

It is a Strat-style, double-cutaway solid-body guitar, but simplified to a single humbucker pickup , aimed at delivering a straightforward, high-output rock/hard-rock sound with the added benefit of a locking tremolo for dive-bombs and pitch effects.
The “Special” differs from the basic “Standard” mainly by including a locking tremolo (originally from providers like ESP or Rockinger, later often a Floyd Rose) , giving more tuning stability under heavy tremolo use.

Specs:

• Strings: 6 strings
• Body style: Strat-style double-cutaway solid body • Neck: Bolt-on neck, Maple
• Fingerboard: Maple fingerboard with dot inlays (original Pacers used maple boards; rosewood also appeared later per some sources)
• Frets: 22 Frets
• Scale length: 25.5″ (≈ 648 mm) , typical for Kramer Pacers.
• Pickup configuration: Single humbucker (bridge position)
• Controls: 1 Volume knob, 1 Tone knob, 3-way selector switch
• Bridge / Tremolo: Locking tremolo (on early models often Rockinger or ESP trem, later often Floyd Rose) , locking-nut tremolo for tuning stability under dive-bombs.
• Tuning machines: 6-in-a-row tuners (typical for Kramer)

The The Model Two a simplified but fully functional Version of the Deke-Dickerson/Hallmark Signature Line by Hallmark Guitars.

The idea was to keep the essential tone, feel and vibe of the more elaborate earlier models , including classic “Mosrite-style” body shape, vintage-inspired pickups and hallmarks of 1950s/60s design , but make it more affordable and practical for everyday playing.
It retains the “JM-6” custom-wound pickups (in proper vintage-style Mosrite / Dobro pickup surrounds), a chambered alder body for lighter weight and resonance, and a “Shade” roller-bridge + vibrato for smooth tremolo action and stable tuning , giving you that classic surf / rockabilly / early-rock-n-roll twang without the fragility or tuning issues vintage guitars often have.

Specs:

• Body: Tone-chambered alder body with binding.
• Neck: Set Neck , Hard Rock Maple with bound rosewood fingerboard.
• Scale length: 24 ¾″ (≈ 628–630 mm).
• Nut: Bone nut.
• Pickups: 2 × custom-wound Hallmark “JM-6” single-coil pickups (mounted in genuine NOS 60’s Mosrite/Dobro pickup surrounds).
• Bridge / Tremolo: “Shade” locking roller bridge + roller-bearing vibrato tailpiece.
• Controls: Master volume, master tone, 3-way pickup selector.
• Tuners: SIT tuning keys (vintage-style).
• Finish / Colors: Common finishes are Candy Red Sparkle, Royal Blue Sparkle, Gloss Black. There was also a very limited “Blonde Natural” finish run.
• Weight (approx.): Example listing shows ~ 8 lb 1.6 oz (≈ 3.67 kg) for one version.

The Hallmark II is a Mosrite-style offset Solid-Body Electric Guitar by Hallmark Guitars

Designed to capture the look, feel and tonal character of 1960s “Mark II”-era guitars, while using modern materials and construction for playability and reliability.
It pairs a contoured alder body and hard-rock maple neck with custom-wound high-fidelity pickups and a roller-bridge plus vibrato tailpiece, giving you classic bright, biting tone combined with stable tuning and smooth tremolo action.

Specs

• Body shape / type: Offset double-cut solid body (double-cutaway)
• Body wood: Alder
• Neck wood: Hard rock maple
• Fingerboard: Rosewood (Indian rosewood) with dot inlays
• Scale length: 24 ¾″ (≈ 628–630 mm)
• Number of frets: 22 frets
• Nut: Zero-fret nut
• Pickups: 2 × custom-wound “High Fidelity” single-coil (or soapbar-style) pickups
• Controls: Master volume, master tone, 3-way pickup selector switch
• Bridge / Tremolo: Roller-saddle bridge + vibrato tailpiece
• Tuners / Hardware: Vintage-style tuners, chrome hardware

The Gospel Electric Guitar by Hallmark Guitars

The Hallmark Gospel is a modern re-interpretation of the classic Mosrite-style guitars , built with attention to detail, high-fidelity pickups, and a refined build that improves on vintage quirks (neck comfort, tuning stability, tremolo).
It’s valued for its versatility , able to deliver jangly, bright tones suited for surf, garage rock, rockabilly or vintage rock while still being stable and reliable for modern playing.
Construction and hardware are upgraded compared to many other Mosrite-style guitars: alder body, “Shade” roller-bridge & vibrato, custom-wound “Hi Fidelity / Shade” pickups, comfortable neck, and quality finishing.

Specs:

Body type: Solid-body, double-cut / Mosrite-style body silhouette.
Body wood: Alder (with German carve top in some versions).
Neck: Hard rock maple neck.
Fingerboard: Bound rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays.
Scale length: 24 ¾″ (≈ 628–630 mm), typical Mosrite-style scale.
Nut width: ~ 1 5/8″ (≈ 41.3 mm).
Frets: 22 frets.
Pickups: 2 × “Shade” / custom-wound Hi-Fidelity single-coil pickups (neck + bridge).
Controls: 1 × volume, 1 × tone, 3-way pickup selector.
Bridge / Tremolo: Hallmark “Shade” roller-bridge + bearing vibrato tailpiece , designed for smooth tremolo action and stable tuning.
Finish / Pickguard: Often 3-ply binding with contrasting pickguard; classic Mosrite-style aesthetics.
Hardware: Vintage-style tuning machines; all-metal bridge and nut for the classic Mosrite-tone sustain.

The Gospel Electric Guitar by Hallmark Guitars

The Hallmark Gospel is a modern re-interpretation of the classic Mosrite-style guitars , built with attention to detail, high-fidelity pickups, and a refined build that improves on vintage quirks (neck comfort, tuning stability, tremolo).
It’s valued for its versatility , able to deliver jangly, bright tones suited for surf, garage rock, rockabilly or vintage rock while still being stable and reliable for modern playing.
Construction and hardware are upgraded compared to many other Mosrite-style guitars: alder body, “Shade” roller-bridge & vibrato, custom-wound “Hi Fidelity / Shade” pickups, comfortable neck, and quality finishing.

Specs:

• Body type: Solid-body, double-cut / Mosrite-style body silhouette.
• Body wood: Alder (with German carve top in some versions).
• Neck: Hard rock maple neck.
• Fingerboard: Bound rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays.
• Scale length: 24 ¾″ (≈ 628–630 mm), typical Mosrite-style scale.
• Nut width: ~ 1 5/8″ (≈ 41.3 mm).
• Frets: 22 frets.
• Pickups: 2 × “Shade” / custom-wound Hi-Fidelity single-coil pickups (neck + bridge).
• Controls: 1 × volume, 1 × tone, 3-way pickup selector.
• Bridge / Tremolo: Hallmark “Shade” roller-bridge + bearing vibrato tailpiece , designed for smooth tremolo action and stable tuning.
• Finish / Pickguard: Often 3-ply binding with contrasting pickguard; classic Mosrite-style aesthetics.
• Hardware: Vintage-style tuning machines; all-metal bridge and nut for the classic Mosrite-tone sustain.

The Gospel Electric Guitar by Hallmark Guitars

The Hallmark Gospel is a modern re-interpretation of the classic Mosrite-style guitars , built with attention to detail, high-fidelity pickups, and a refined build that improves on vintage quirks (neck comfort, tuning stability, tremolo).
It’s valued for its versatility , able to deliver jangly, bright tones suited for surf, garage rock, rockabilly or vintage rock while still being stable and reliable for modern playing.
Construction and hardware are upgraded compared to many other Mosrite-style guitars: alder body, “Shade” roller-bridge & vibrato, custom-wound “Hi Fidelity / Shade” pickups, comfortable neck, and quality finishing.

Specs:

Body type: Solid-body, double-cut / Mosrite-style body silhouette.
Body wood: Alder (with German carve top in some versions).
Neck: Hard rock maple neck.
Fingerboard: Bound rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays.
Scale length: 24 ¾″ (≈ 628–630 mm), typical Mosrite-style scale.
Nut width: ~ 1 5/8″ (≈ 41.3 mm).
Frets: 22 frets.
Pickups: 2 × “Shade” / custom-wound Hi-Fidelity single-coil pickups (neck + bridge).
Controls: 1 × volume, 1 × tone, 3-way pickup selector.
Bridge / Tremolo: Hallmark “Shade” roller-bridge + bearing vibrato tailpiece , designed for smooth tremolo action and stable tuning.
Finish / Pickguard: Often 3-ply binding with contrasting pickguard; classic Mosrite-style aesthetics.
Hardware: Vintage-style tuning machines; all-metal bridge and nut for the classic Mosrite-tone sustain.

The Hallmark 60 Custom Left-handed electric guitar is a nod to the classic era of rock while embracing the modern craftsmanship that contemporary musicians demand. This solid body electric guitar is meticulously crafted for left-handed players, offering an exceptional balance between vintage aesthetics and cutting-edge performance. Featuring a proprietary 'Vintage Voice' pickup system, the Hallmark 60 ensures a rich, full-bodied tone that captures the essence of the 1960s rock scene. Its meticulously contoured body provides comfort and playability, making it an ideal companion for both stage performances and studio sessions.

The guitar's neck is designed for smooth hand transitions, supporting both intricate solos and power chords with ease. With its robust hardware and reliable tuning stability, the Hallmark 60 Custom Left-handed is built to withstand the rigors of touring while maintaining its pristine sound quality. This instrument is not just a tool for music creation; it's a testament to the enduring legacy of rock and roll, perfect for musicians who desire both authenticity and innovation in their craft.

Key Features:

• Solid body electric guitar for left-handed players
• Proprietary 'Vintage Voice' pickup system for rich, full-bodied tones
• Contoured body for enhanced comfort and playability
• Smooth neck design facilitating easy hand transitions
• Reliable tuning stability for consistent performance
• Ideal for both stage performances and studio recordings

The Hallmark 60 Custom Left-handed electric guitar is a nod to the classic era of rock while embracing the modern craftsmanship that contemporary musicians demand. This solid body electric guitar is meticulously crafted for left-handed players, offering an exceptional balance between vintage aesthetics and cutting-edge performance. Featuring a proprietary 'Vintage Voice' pickup system, the Hallmark 60 ensures a rich, full-bodied tone that captures the essence of the 1960s rock scene. Its meticulously contoured body provides comfort and playability, making it an ideal companion for both stage performances and studio sessions.

The guitar's neck is designed for smooth hand transitions, supporting both intricate solos and power chords with ease. With its robust hardware and reliable tuning stability, the Hallmark 60 Custom Left-handed is built to withstand the rigors of touring while maintaining its pristine sound quality. This instrument is not just a tool for music creation; it's a testament to the enduring legacy of rock and roll, perfect for musicians who desire both authenticity and innovation in their craft.

Key Features:

• Solid body electric guitar for left-handed players
• Proprietary 'Vintage Voice' pickup system for rich, full-bodied tones
• Contoured body for enhanced comfort and playability
• Smooth neck design facilitating easy hand transitions
• Reliable tuning stability for consistent performance
• Ideal for both stage performances and studio recordings

The Hallmark Les Fradkin Custom 60 guitar is the first guitar to carry the name of this award winning guitarist. It builds on Hallmark's Custom 60 model with custom wound pickups and Les Fradkin's choice of 500K pots to provide its signature sound without any electronic noise.The guitar has a 24-3/4" scale length. It features a bound alder body with a set maple neck with bound rosewood fingerboard and a Shade Roller Bearing Vibrato and vintage style tuners. The pickups are a pair of Shade Custom Wound High Fidelity pickups controlled by a 3 way switch and a master volume and master tone control. The guitar has a zero fret and a Hallmark locking saddle bridge for perfect intonation and exact pitch return. A Custom hardshell case was included.

The guitar was only available in Hallmark's Surf Pearl finish.

Only 25 guitars were made available for sale. A Certificate of Authenticity signed by Les Fradkin and Bob Shade of Hallmark guitars came with each guitar.

The Hallmark Les Fradkin Custom 60 guitar is the first guitar to carry the name of this award winning guitarist. It builds on Hallmark's Custom 60 model with custom wound pickups and Les Fradkin's choice of 500K pots to provide its signature sound without any electronic noise.The guitar has a 24-3/4" scale length. It features a bound alder body with a set maple neck with bound rosewood fingerboard and a Shade Roller Bearing Vibrato and vintage style tuners. The pickups are a pair of Shade Custom Wound High Fidelity pickups controlled by a 3 way switch and a master volume and master tone control. The guitar has a zero fret and a Hallmark locking saddle bridge for perfect intonation and exact pitch return. A Custom hardshell case was included.

The guitar was only available in Hallmark's Surf Pearl finish.

Only 25 guitars were made available for sale. A Certificate of Authenticity signed by Les Fradkin and Bob Shade of Hallmark guitars came with each guitar.

Specs:

• Body: alder solid-body, bound.
• Neck: set maple neck, bound rosewood fingerboard.
• Scale length: 24 ¾″.
• Nut (zero-fret) width: ~ 1 5/8″.
• Frets: 22 frets.
• Pickups: 2 × Shade Custom Wound High-Fidelity single-coil pickups (custom-wound for the Les Fradkin model).
• Controls: Master volume, master tone, and a 3-way pickup selector.
• Bridge / Tremolo: Hallmark locking-saddle roller bridge + Shade Roller-Bearing vibrato for stable tuning and good intonation.
• Finish: Surf Pearl (this signature Les Fradkin version is offered only in Surf Pearl).
• Additional: Zero fret (for precise intonation / pitch return) included.
• Case: Delivered with a custom hard-shell case (with each signature guitar).

The 65 HQ Cone of Ventures / Mosrite–Style by Hallmark Guitars.

Stands out because it combines the classic vibe, shape and tone inspired by the vintage Mosrite “Ventures” guitars , beloved for their distinctive look and bright, biting single-coil surf-rock tone , with modern improvements for playability and comfort.
Unlike many vintage Mosrites, the 65 HQ typically offers a slightly wider, more comfortable neck and user-friendly fretboard.
Players often praise its smooth vibrato, stable tuning, and hotter, fuller-sounding pickups compared with some fragile vintage originals , giving “that Mosrite sound” without vintage headaches.

Specs:

• Body type: Solid-body electric guitar.
• Neck: Bolt-on hard-rock maple neck, bound rosewood (or Indian rosewood) fingerboard.
• Scale length: 24 ¾″.
• Frets: 22
• Nut width: About 1-5/8″ (≈ 41.3 mm) , more comfortable than many vintage Mosrite necks.
• Bridge/tremolo: Roller-saddle locking bridge + “Shade” roller-bearing vibrato (Mosrite-style trem).
• Pickups: Shade custom-wound single-coil (or high-fidelity) pickups , hotter and more stable than many vintage single coils.
• Body wood: Alder (for typical versions).
• Weight: ~ 8 lbs 11 oz (≈ 3.93 kg) depending on build.

https://ibanez.fandom.com/wiki/MC150

Yes, Wes Borland modified an Ibanez Musician MC150PW to be a four-string guitar for songs like "Nookie". He made the modification because he preferred the sound and feel of a four-string for his heavy, low tunings. This custom four-string was used for several songs before Ibanez created a custom baritone for him,

The MC150 is a Musician Series Solid Body Electric Guitar Model made in Japan by FujiGen introduced by Ibanez for 1981.

The MC150 features neck through body construction with mahogany wings on a five-piece maple and walnut neck with a 24-fret rosewood fingerboard with pearloid dot position markers.
Components include a pair of Ibanez Super 88 humbucking pickups mounted in integrated plastic covers with individual volume and tone controls, a Tune-o-matic style Gibraltar bridge with a Quik Change tailpiece, rubberized Sure Grip control knobs and Smooth Tuner machine heads.
For 1982, the pickups were replaced with Super 58s mounted in traditional plastic pickup rings, and push-push Duo Sound switches on the tone pots were added.
The MC350 is a related model with a sandwich body wing construction and other minor changes.
The MC150 was discontinued after 1982 along with the entire Musician series.

Specs:

Year(s) offered: 1981–1982
Sold in: Worldwide
Made in: Japan
Finish(es): Black (BK) 1981 / Dark Stain (DS) / Fire Red (FR) 1982 / Polar White (PW) 1982
Body type: Solid body
Body material: Mahogany
Neck joint: Neck-thru
Bridge: Gibraltar
Tailpiece: Quik Change
Knob style: Sure Grip (gold)
Hardware color: Chrome
Neck type: Musician
Neck material: 5-piece maple/ walnut
Scale length: 628mm/ 24¾"
Fingerboard material: Rosewood
Fingerboard inlays: Pearloid dot
Frets: 24
Nut: Bone
Machine heads: Smooth Tuner
Pickup configuration: HH
Bridge pickup:
1981: Ibanez Super 88 (H)
1982: Ibanez Super 58 (H)
Neck pickup:
1981: Ibanez Super 88 (H)
1982: Ibanez Super 58 (H)
Controls:
1981: Two volumes / two tones / 3-way toggle pickup selector
1982: Two volumes / two tones / 3-way toggle pickup selector / push-push Duo Sound switches on tone
Output jack: ¼" mono

The Jazz Line Hollow-Body Electric Guitar made in Japan (MIJ) by D'Aquisto.

The Made in Japan in the Terada factory, this guitar is a faithful reissue of the renowned instrument developed by Jimmy D'Aquisto and Jim Hall.
It features a fully hollow 16" all-laminate flamed maple body, with a 24 3/4"scale maple neck and a single set humbucker in the neck.

D'Aquisto guitars were discontinued several years ago and are becoming harder to find in the used market.
This one is in beautiful, clean condition and comes with original hardshell case.

Specs:

• Body: 16" x 2 1/2" Full Hollow Bodied
• Body Material: Laminate Flame Maple
• Neck: One-piece Maple
• Binding: Ivoroid
• Fingerboard: Ebony
• Fingerboard Inlay: MOP Block
• Frets: 20
• Scale Length: 24.75"
• Nut Width: 1 11/16"
• Bridge: Ebony
• Tailpiece: Ebony
• Tuners: Gotoh SG301 with Ebony Buttons
• Pickups: Single Neck Humbucker
• Controls: 1 Volume, 1 Tone
• Case: Original Hardshell
• Accessories: Certificate of Authenticity

The D'aquisto New Yorker DQ NYE is a masterfully crafted acoustic-electric guitar, designed to deliver rich, resonant tones that capture the essence of the classic archtop sound. Combining traditional craftsmanship with modern electronics, this instrument stands out for its floating mini-humbucker pickup, which offers a seamless transition from unplugged acoustic warmth to amplified brilliance. Whether you're strumming in a cozy café or performing on a grand stage, the New Yorker DQ NYE ensures your sound is both authentic and versatile.

The guitar's solid spruce top and maple back and sides provide a balanced tonal palette, while the ebony fingerboard adds both durability and a smooth playing experience. The New Yorker DQ NYE is tailored for musicians who appreciate the nuances of a well-built instrument and seek a guitar that can adapt to various musical settings. Its elegant design and meticulous attention to detail reflect the legacy of its namesake, luthier John D'Angelico, ensuring every note is both precise and soulful.

For musicians who value both aesthetic appeal and functional performance, the D'aquisto New Yorker DQ NYE is a reliable companion. Its handcrafted construction ensures longevity and a unique character that grows with every performance.

Key Features:

• Floating mini-humbucker pickup for versatile sound
• Solid spruce top with maple back and sides for balanced tonality
• Ebony fingerboard for smooth playability
• Handcrafted construction for enhanced durability and character
• Designed for both acoustic and electric performance settings

The D'aquisto New Yorker DQ NYE is a masterfully crafted acoustic-electric guitar, designed to deliver rich, resonant tones that capture the essence of the classic archtop sound. Combining traditional craftsmanship with modern electronics, this instrument stands out for its floating mini-humbucker pickup, which offers a seamless transition from unplugged acoustic warmth to amplified brilliance. Whether you're strumming in a cozy café or performing on a grand stage, the New Yorker DQ NYE ensures your sound is both authentic and versatile.

The guitar's solid spruce top and maple back and sides provide a balanced tonal palette, while the ebony fingerboard adds both durability and a smooth playing experience. The New Yorker DQ NYE is tailored for musicians who appreciate the nuances of a well-built instrument and seek a guitar that can adapt to various musical settings. Its elegant design and meticulous attention to detail reflect the legacy of its namesake, luthier John D'Angelico, ensuring every note is both precise and soulful.

For musicians who value both aesthetic appeal and functional performance, the D'aquisto New Yorker DQ NYE is a reliable companion. Its handcrafted construction ensures longevity and a unique character that grows with every performance.

Key Features:

• Floating mini-humbucker pickup for versatile sound
• Solid spruce top with maple back and sides for balanced tonality
• Ebony fingerboard for smooth playability
• Handcrafted construction for enhanced durability and character
• Designed for both acoustic and electric performance settings

The D' Aquisto New Yorker Archtop is a remarkable semi-hollowbody electric guitar that bridges the gap between classic craftsmanship and modern design. Renowned for its rich tonal quality, this instrument caters to both jazz aficionados and contemporary musicians seeking versatility. Its hand-carved archtop design not only enhances its aesthetic appeal but also contributes to its warm, resonant sound. Players will appreciate the ease of navigation along the smooth ebony fingerboard, offering effortless playability for complex chords and solos alike. The New Yorker Archtop's dual floating humbuckers provide a wide tonal palette, from smooth jazz tones to punchy blues riffs, ensuring your sound is always in tune with your style.

This guitar is built with a solid spruce top and a maple back and sides, ensuring durability and a rich sound. The inclusion of a floating bridge and tailpiece enhances sustain and adds to the instrument's vintage charm. Its attention to detail is evident in the intricate inlays and the high-quality tuning machines that maintain pitch even during extended performances. Whether you're on stage or in the studio, the D' Aquisto New Yorker Archtop promises reliability and exceptional sound quality.

Key Features:

• Solid spruce top with maple back and sides
• Hand-carved archtop design
• Dual floating humbuckers for a versatile tonal range
• Smooth ebony fingerboard for enhanced playability
• Floating bridge and tailpiece for increased sustain
• High-quality tuning machines for stable pitch maintenance

The D' Aquisto New Yorker Archtop is a remarkable semi-hollowbody electric guitar that bridges the gap between classic craftsmanship and modern design. Renowned for its rich tonal quality, this instrument caters to both jazz aficionados and contemporary musicians seeking versatility. Its hand-carved archtop design not only enhances its aesthetic appeal but also contributes to its warm, resonant sound. Players will appreciate the ease of navigation along the smooth ebony fingerboard, offering effortless playability for complex chords and solos alike. The New Yorker Archtop's dual floating humbuckers provide a wide tonal palette, from smooth jazz tones to punchy blues riffs, ensuring your sound is always in tune with your style.

This guitar is built with a solid spruce top and a maple back and sides, ensuring durability and a rich sound. The inclusion of a floating bridge and tailpiece enhances sustain and adds to the instrument's vintage charm. Its attention to detail is evident in the intricate inlays and the high-quality tuning machines that maintain pitch even during extended performances. Whether you're on stage or in the studio, the D' Aquisto New Yorker Archtop promises reliability and exceptional sound quality.

Key Features:

• Solid spruce top with maple back and sides
• Hand-carved archtop design
• Dual floating humbuckers for a versatile tonal range
• Smooth ebony fingerboard for enhanced playability
• Floating bridge and tailpiece for increased sustain
• High-quality tuning machines for stable pitch maintenance

The X-Urabaya Limited Edition Electric Guitar by Cort.

The Cort X-URABAYA Limited Edition Electric Guitar is a strikingly designed instrument that blends cutting-edge features with modern aesthetics.
Built for players who demand both style and performance, the X-URABAYA offers incredible playability, rich tone, and advanced electronics for a wide variety of genres.
This limited edition guitar is equipped with a high-performance neck, active pickups, and a sleek, aggressive design, making it an ideal choice for rock, metal, and shred guitarists who need precision and power.
The ergonomic body is lightweight yet durable, while the flamed maple top provides an eye-catching look and enhances tonal brightness.
Whether you're performing on stage or recording in the studio, the Cort X-URABAYA is built to meet the demands of serious musicians who want a reliable, high-quality instrument with cutting-edge performance features.
This Cort X-URABAYA Limited Edition guitar offers incredible value for musicians looking for an aggressive, high-performance electric guitar with modern features, a sleek design, and high-quality components.
Its active pickups, Floyd Rose tremolo, and ergonomic design make it perfect for genres that demand precision and power.

Specs:

• Body: Mahogany body with a flamed maple top, offering both durability and visual appeal.
• Neck: Maple neck with a Fast Neck profile, providing smooth playability and quick access to high frets.
• Fretboard: Ebony fretboard, offering a smooth surface for precise playing.
• Scale Length: 25.5 inches, a standard scale length for improved tension and tuning stability.
• Pickups: Equipped with active pickups, usually Cort Powersound humbuckers for high output, clarity, and aggressive tone.
• Bridge: Floyd Rose Special tremolo system, ideal for dive bombs, whammy bar use, and tuning stability during heavy use.
• Tuners: Die-cast tuners for smooth, precise tuning.
• Finish: Available in unique limited edition finishes, typically with a high-gloss lacquer to accentuate the flamed maple top and body contours.
• Controls: Standard volume, tone controls, and a 5-way pickup selector for versatile tonal shaping.
• Neck Joint: Bolt-on neck for added sustain and easy neck replacement if needed.
• Sound: Strong high-gain sound ideal for rock, metal, and shredding, with excellent note articulation and clarity at high gain levels.
• Target Audience: Rock, metal, and shred guitarists who need precision, stability, and high-output performance.
• Limited Edition: A unique, numbered version, available in limited quantities for exclusive ownership.

The Roundback Electro Acoustic Guitar by Gear4Music.

Comfortable shape that helps your sound carry by a Roundback.
Built-in preamp for plug-and-play performance , with a ceramic piezo pickup and K2T Preamp System.
Designed for easy playability with slim C-shaped mahogany Neck and Cutaway Shape.
Durable build with classic acoustic tone by a laminated Spruce Top , Mahogany Neck and Purpleheart Fingerboard.

Specs:

• Body Material: ABS
• Body Finish: Blue Burst
• Top Material: Laminated Spruce
• Strings: Phosphor Bronze Coated 12-53
• Neck Material: Mahogany
• Neck Finish: Matt
• Neck Shape: C
• Scale Length: 648mm / 25.5''
• Fretboard Material: Purpleheart
• Frets: 21
• Nut Material: ABS Ivory
• Nut Width: 43mm
• Inlays: Acrylic
• Bridge: Purpleheart
• Bridge Width: 158mm x 45mm
• Tuning Machines: Die Cast Chrome
• Controls: Bass, Treble, Volume
• Preamp: Belcat K2T
• Pickups: Ceramic Piezo
• Length: 1054mm
• Body Length: 508mm
• Upper Bout: 278mm
• Lower Bout: 390mm
• Depth: 125mm
• Weight: 2.4kg

The RX321.AC.N.LP Violão Premium Folk 6 Cordas Acústico Guitar by Rozini.

he Rozini RX321.AC.N.LP Violão Premium Folk 6 Cordas Acústico is a high-quality acoustic guitar designed for musicians who seek both excellent tonal performance and premium craftsmanship.
Ideal for a variety of music genres, including folk, MPB (Música Popular Brasileira), and pop, this instrument offers superb playability and a rich, resonant sound.
With its solid top, mahogany back and sides, and precise craftsmanship, the RX321.AC.N.LP is perfect for both strumming and fingerstyle playing.
This guitar features a traditional folk body shape, providing excellent projection and a balanced tone.
The rosewood fretboard and nato neck give it smooth playability and durability, making it suitable for both beginners and intermediate players, as well as professionals seeking a reliable and versatile acoustic guitar.

Specs:

• Body: Folk Shape, made of laminated mahogany (back and sides) and solid spruce (top).
• Neck: Nato wood, offering stability and strength.
• Fretboard: Rosewood for smooth playability.
• Scale Length: 650 mm (25.6 inches), ideal for comfortable playing.
• Strings: 6 steel strings for crisp, vibrant sound.
• Finish: Natural gloss finish, enhancing the instrument's visual appeal.
• Bridge: Rosewood, providing good tonal transfer and durability.
• Nut Width: 43 mm (1.7 inches), perfect for easy fretting and fingerstyle playing.
• Machine Heads: Chrome-plated tuners, ensuring accurate tuning and stability.
• Sound: Balanced tonal response with clear mids, bright highs, and rich lows.
• Target Audience: Suitable for beginners to intermediate players and professional musicians seeking a versatile acoustic guitar.
• Ideal For: Folk, MPB, pop, and acoustic performances.

The Cavaco Rozini Profissional is a cherished instrument among folk and world music enthusiasts, offering a distinctive sound that resonates with both beginners and seasoned musicians. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this cavaquinho is an essential addition to any stringed instrument collection. Its rich tonal qualities are a result of Rozini's commitment to using high-quality materials and traditional craftsmanship.

The top is made from solid spruce, known for its excellent resonance and clarity, while the back and sides are constructed from laminated Brazilian woods, giving the instrument a warm, full tone. The neck, made from African mahogany, provides a comfortable playing experience that allows for smooth transitions across its frets. The fingerboard and bridge are crafted from Jacarandá, a wood renowned for its durability and luxurious feel.

Designed with the professional musician in mind, the Cavaco Rozini Profissional features precise tuning machines, ensuring you stay in tune during performances and recordings. Whether you're strumming along to traditional samba or exploring new musical landscapes, this cavaquinho delivers a sound that is both vibrant and authentic.

Key Features:

• Solid spruce top for superior resonance
• Laminated Brazilian wood back and sides
• African mahogany neck for comfortable playability
• Jacarandá fingerboard and bridge for durability
• Precise tuning machines for stable tuning
• Ideal for both professional and aspiring musicians

The Cavaco Rozini Profissional is a cherished instrument among folk and world music enthusiasts, offering a distinctive sound that resonates with both beginners and seasoned musicians. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this cavaquinho is an essential addition to any stringed instrument collection. Its rich tonal qualities are a result of Rozini's commitment to using high-quality materials and traditional craftsmanship.

The top is made from solid spruce, known for its excellent resonance and clarity, while the back and sides are constructed from laminated Brazilian woods, giving the instrument a warm, full tone. The neck, made from African mahogany, provides a comfortable playing experience that allows for smooth transitions across its frets. The fingerboard and bridge are crafted from Jacarandá, a wood renowned for its durability and luxurious feel.

Designed with the professional musician in mind, the Cavaco Rozini Profissional features precise tuning machines, ensuring you stay in tune during performances and recordings. Whether you're strumming along to traditional samba or exploring new musical landscapes, this cavaquinho delivers a sound that is both vibrant and authentic.

Key Features:

• Solid spruce top for superior resonance
• Laminated Brazilian wood back and sides
• African mahogany neck for comfortable playability
• Jacarandá fingerboard and bridge for durability
• Precise tuning machines for stable tuning
• Ideal for both professional and aspiring musicians

Discover the rich, melodic charm of the Viola Caipira Rozini Ponteio, a distinctive instrument that seamlessly blends tradition with modern craftsmanship. Originating from Brazil, this twelve-string steel-string acoustic guitar offers a unique sound that is both bright and resonant, making it an ideal choice for musicians looking to explore new tonal landscapes. Perfect for both traditional Brazilian music and contemporary compositions, the Rozini Ponteio delivers clarity and depth that captivates audiences.

Constructed with a solid spruce top, this viola caipira promises enhanced sound projection and a warm tonal quality that matures beautifully with time. The back and sides are crafted from laminated Brazilian cherry wood, providing not only durability but also an aesthetic appeal that reflects its cultural heritage. The fingerboard and bridge, made from rosewood, offer a smooth playing experience, supporting intricate melodies and complex harmonies with ease.

The Rozini Ponteio is not just an instrument; it's an invitation to explore the rich sounds of Brazilian music and beyond. Whether you're a seasoned professional or a curious beginner, this viola caipira will inspire your musical journey with its enchanting and versatile voice.

Key Features:

• 12-string configuration for a unique and full sound
• Solid spruce top for enhanced projection
• Laminated Brazilian cherry back and sides for durability and aesthetic appeal
• Rosewood fingerboard and bridge for smooth playability
• Ideal for traditional Brazilian music and contemporary styles
• Crafted in Brazil, reflecting authentic cultural heritage

Discover the rich, melodic charm of the Viola Caipira Rozini Ponteio, a distinctive instrument that seamlessly blends tradition with modern craftsmanship. Originating from Brazil, this twelve-string steel-string acoustic guitar offers a unique sound that is both bright and resonant, making it an ideal choice for musicians looking to explore new tonal landscapes. Perfect for both traditional Brazilian music and contemporary compositions, the Rozini Ponteio delivers clarity and depth that captivates audiences.

Constructed with a solid spruce top, this viola caipira promises enhanced sound projection and a warm tonal quality that matures beautifully with time. The back and sides are crafted from laminated Brazilian cherry wood, providing not only durability but also an aesthetic appeal that reflects its cultural heritage. The fingerboard and bridge, made from rosewood, offer a smooth playing experience, supporting intricate melodies and complex harmonies with ease.

The Rozini Ponteio is not just an instrument; it's an invitation to explore the rich sounds of Brazilian music and beyond. Whether you're a seasoned professional or a curious beginner, this viola caipira will inspire your musical journey with its enchanting and versatile voice.

Key Features:

• 12-string configuration for a unique and full sound
• Solid spruce top for enhanced projection
• Laminated Brazilian cherry back and sides for durability and aesthetic appeal
• Rosewood fingerboard and bridge for smooth playability
• Ideal for traditional Brazilian music and contemporary styles
• Crafted in Brazil, reflecting authentic cultural heritage

The Rozini Premium 7 Acoustic-Electric Guitar is designed for musicians who crave versatility and quality in one elegant package. Crafted in Brazil, this guitar combines traditional craftsmanship with modern technology to deliver a rich, resonant sound that's perfect for both unplugged and amplified performances. The solid Canadian spruce top is a standout feature, providing excellent projection and clarity, while the mahogany back and sides add warmth and depth to your music.

Equipped with a high-quality piezo pickup system, the Rozini Premium 7 ensures your sound is faithfully reproduced when plugged in, making it ideal for live performances or recording sessions. The neck is crafted from solid mahogany, providing both durability and comfort for smooth playability. Whether you're fingerpicking or strumming, the guitar's responsive tone and balanced sound will inspire your creative expression.

The meticulous attention to detail is evident in the guitar's finish and binding, offering a visually striking appearance that complements its superior tonal qualities. Additionally, the onboard EQ controls allow for precise tonal adjustments, giving you the ability to tailor your sound to any playing environment.

Key Features:

• Solid Canadian spruce top for enhanced projection and clarity
• Mahogany back and sides for a warm, rich tone
• High-quality piezo pickup system for superior amplified sound
• Onboard EQ controls for personalized tonal adjustments
• Mahogany neck designed for comfortable playability
• Handcrafted in Brazil, combining traditional craftsmanship with modern features

The Rozini Premium 7 Acoustic-Electric Guitar is designed for musicians who crave versatility and quality in one elegant package. Crafted in Brazil, this guitar combines traditional craftsmanship with modern technology to deliver a rich, resonant sound that's perfect for both unplugged and amplified performances. The solid Canadian spruce top is a standout feature, providing excellent projection and clarity, while the mahogany back and sides add warmth and depth to your music.

Equipped with a high-quality piezo pickup system, the Rozini Premium 7 ensures your sound is faithfully reproduced when plugged in, making it ideal for live performances or recording sessions. The neck is crafted from solid mahogany, providing both durability and comfort for smooth playability. Whether you're fingerpicking or strumming, the guitar's responsive tone and balanced sound will inspire your creative expression.

The meticulous attention to detail is evident in the guitar's finish and binding, offering a visually striking appearance that complements its superior tonal qualities. Additionally, the onboard EQ controls allow for precise tonal adjustments, giving you the ability to tailor your sound to any playing environment.

Key Features:

• Solid Canadian spruce top for enhanced projection and clarity
• Mahogany back and sides for a warm, rich tone
• High-quality piezo pickup system for superior amplified sound
• Onboard EQ controls for personalized tonal adjustments
• Mahogany neck designed for comfortable playability
• Handcrafted in Brazil, combining traditional craftsmanship with modern features