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Cole Clark Fat Lady 2 Acoustic/Electric Cutaway Guitar Spruce Maple

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Cole Clark Fat Lady 2 Acoustic/Electric Cutaway Guitar Spruce Maple

$1,381.80 to $2,766.00 Price Tier: High-end

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$1,381.80 20 available New

$1,448.32 11 available Used

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In the Acoustic-Electric Guitars category, Cole Clark Fat Lady 2 Acoustic/Electric Cutaway Guitar Spruce Maple is priced in the High-end/Boutique range. This premium gear is built to very high standards and offers premium features.

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The Cole Clark Fat Lady 2 Acoustic/Electric Cutaway Guitar is where craftsmanship meets versatility. This dreadnought beauty is crafted entirely from 100% sustainable Australian AA grade solid wood, ensuring an eco-friendly approach without compromising on sound quality. The guitar’s body, made of Blackwood, provides a rich, resonant tone that’s perfect for both unplugged sessions and amplified performances. Its cutaway design offers easy access to the higher frets, making it ideal for intricate solos and complex chords.

The neck, carved from Queensland maple, offers a smooth playing experience, while the satin box fretboard with snowflake inlays adds a touch of elegance. Whether you're strumming in a cozy coffee shop or on stage, the Cole Clark 3-way blend pickup system will capture every nuance of your playing, delivering a clear, natural sound.

The natural satin nitrocellulose finish not only enhances the guitar’s aesthetic appeal but also allows the wood to breathe, contributing to its superior tonal quality. With Grover machine heads, tuning is stable and precise, so you can focus on your performance without worry.

Key Features:

Body shape: Fat Lady (Dreadnought) with cutaway
Top, Back & Sides: Blackwood
Neck: Queensland maple
Fretboard: Satin box with snowflake inlays
Bridge: Blackwood
Scale: 65 cm
Nut width: 4.4 cm
Machine heads: Grover
Cole Clark 3-way blend pickup system
Finish: Nitrocellulose (natural satin)
Includes a case

Product specs

Available since	October 2019
Top	Blackwood
Back and Sides	Blackwood, Massive
Cutaway	Yes
Fretboard	Satinbox
Nut width in mm	44,00 mm
Frets	20
Pickups	Yes
Colour	Natural
Case	Yes
Incl. Gigbag	No

FAQs

What type of wood is used for the top and back of the Cole Clark Fat Lady 2 Acoustic/Electric guitar?: The Cole Clark Fat Lady 2 features a top made from Blackwood and back and sides also made from massive Blackwood, providing a rich and balanced tone.
Does the Cole Clark Fat Lady 2 come with a pickup system for amplification?: Yes, the Cole Clark Fat Lady 2 is equipped with a pickup system, allowing it to be easily amplified for live performances or recording.
What is the nut width of the Cole Clark Fat Lady 2, and how does it affect playability?: The nut width of the Cole Clark Fat Lady 2 is 44.00 mm, offering a comfortable spacing for fingerstyle playing and chord work, suitable for various playing styles.
Does the Cole Clark Fat Lady 2 come with a case or gig bag?: The Cole Clark Fat Lady 2 includes a case but does not come with a gig bag, ensuring protection during storage and transport.
Is the Cole Clark Fat Lady 2 suitable for live performances?: Yes, with its built-in pickup system and cutaway design, the Cole Clark Fat Lady 2 is well-suited for live performances, providing easy access to higher frets and amplified sound.

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PROS

Striking visual appeal with unique wood combinations
Excellent playability with a slimmer neck that's easier on older hands
Produces bright, precise tones, especially in mids and highs
Onboard electronics accurately replicate unplugged guitar sound
Builds a reputation with a unique, crisp sound distinct from traditional dreadnoughts
High-quality build and craftsmanship from Australia
Versatile for various playing styles: percussive, dynamic, or strumming
Full range tones that remain remarkable when amplified

CONS

Sound perceived as lacking in bass compared to other dreadnoughts
Issues with wood cracking under extreme conditions
Some users may find sound too subtle or flat in large spaces

Owner Insights

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Features and functionality

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Cole Clark's 3-way pickup system is designed for accurate DI sound, with a button to switch between legacy and updated modes.
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Setup and maintenance

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Stainless steel frets are recommended for durability, especially for players with a hard playing style to prevent wear and buzzing.
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Comparisons

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The Cole Clark Fat Lady 2 has a dry, thud-like tone unplugged, contrasting with more resonant models like Martin or Furch.
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Mods and upgrades

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Some owners have replaced the nut, saddle, and bridge pins with bone for enhanced sound quality.
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User experience

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While praised for its plugged-in performance, some users note the guitar's quieter, dry acoustic tone is not ideal as a primary instrument.
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Use cases and applications

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The guitar's tonewoods are rated for percussion, making it favorable for players who incorporate percussion in their style.
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U.S. owners report challenges with support and repairs due to Cole Clark's small company size and geographical location.
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gillytrio

almost 8 years ago

Best live acoustic guitar hands down.

Solo acoustic, this guitar is breathtaking. With a band, this guitar is breathtaking. Don't ever miss an opportunity you have to play or buy one of these. The most natural sounding pickup, helps your guitar playing come to life. Whether you are a percussive player, a dynamic player, or a strummer, this guitar doesn't hide any qualities when playing through the PA.

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Luke Hemmings

Singer, Guitarist

5 Seconds Of Summer

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Michael Clifford

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5 Seconds Of Summer

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