GOC E-series Materia

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Experience the future of extended range guitars with the GOC E-series Materia, a masterpiece for those who crave versatility and craftsmanship. This electric guitar harmonizes avant-garde design with top-tier materials, making it the perfect companion for genre-hopping musicians. Featuring a body crafted from North American Ash, it delivers a resonant tone that pairs beautifully with the visually striking Mappa Burl top.

The Paragon Set passive pickups deliver a dynamic range of sounds, ensuring your riffs cut through any mix with clarity and precision. Whether you're diving into heavy metal or exploring ambient soundscapes, the GOC E-series Materia adapts effortlessly. Its ergonomic profile ensures comfort, even after hours of rocking out.

The neck is a marvel in itself, constructed from 5-piece roasted maple with Atlas 900d stripes and an Atlas 750d centerpiece, offering stability and a smooth playability that's hard to match. The multi-scale design (25.5" - 27") adds to the guitar's adaptability, providing perfect intonation across all strings. With a carbonized maple fretboard and 24 jumbo stainless steel frets, every note feels like a dream under your fingers.

Equipped with the innovative GOC Duo-Lok™ stainless steel headpiece, stability and tuning precision are guaranteed, while the steel zero fret with SR spacer enhances sustain. Every GOC E-series Materia comes with a GOC Roadbag, ensuring your instrument is well-protected wherever your musical journey takes you.

Key Features:

Body Wood: North American Ash with Mappa Burl top
Neck: 5-piece roasted maple with Atlas stripes and centerpiece
Multi-scale: 25.5" - 27"
Fretboard: Carbonized Maple with 24 jumbo stainless steel frets
Pickups: Paragon Set passive (4WC)
Headpiece: GOC Duo-Lok™ stainless steel
Included: GOC Roadbag

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almost 5 years ago

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I never thought I would be one of those guys using a headless, fanned-fret guitar, but here I am, and I'm loving it. The guitar is so easy to play. I thought the fanned frets would throw me off, but I took to it immediately, and the upper access to the high notes is amazing. The pickups aren't the greatest clean sound, but it is interesting. Where this guitar shines is with high gain/distortion/fuzz. Oh my goodness I love the tones that this guitar makes when driven. There isn't a tone knob, but the volume control is very responsive. It feels like when you change the volume, it also changes the tone as well because I get completely different sounds depending on the volume.

Another plus is that it already has a rout for batteries if you want to install active pickups. I think I'm going to continue using the standard pickups on it for now, but it is nice to have the option for actives in the future. I love it. As simple as that. Mine is only the 6-string version. I may have to get a 7 or 8 string in the future. This guitar has me impressed.

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